Thursday, 4th June 2026
Join us at 10:30am for refreshments and Adam’s presentation followed by Q&A will begin at 11:00am
Location: UCD Global Lounge, Belfield and Online via Zoom
Please Register via this Link
The Urban Animal Network project, funded by the Interreg North-West Europe programme, runs from January 2026 to April 2029. This project brings together cities, universities and associations from several North-West European countries.
The Urban Animal Network project goal is to help wild animals move safely and freely through urban environments across four key areas: the air, tree canopy, shrubs, and water. This will be done by improving connections between green spaces and creating more habitats.
These efforts will tackle both physical obstacles (like roads or buildings) and social challenges (such as public awareness or engagement). Local communities will play a key role in shaping solutions to ensure they meet local needs, while citizen science projects will help track and measure their success.
About the Speaker
The UCD Citizen Science Community of Practice is delighted to welcome Dr Adam Kane Assistant Prof in the UCD School of Biology and Environmental Science
His research covers animal movement, conservation, ecology and digital representations of nature. He completed his BSc in Zoology at UCD, his MSc in science communication at DCU and his PhD on the ecology of African White-backed Vultures at TCD
