Social media
April 22, 2021: Join us on our Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook pages all day for content covering conservation in Madagascar, recycling for enrichment at the DLC, and more!
Virtual field trip into the lemur forest
April 22, 2021 at 11:00 am: Join Education Programs Manager Megan McGrath for a virtual field trip into one of the Duke Lemur Center’s signature Natural Habitat Enclosures! If you missed it live, you can still watch the recorded presentation.
Stay Away 5K
April 24-25, 2021: Just because we have to keep our distance, doesn’t mean we have to stay inside! Join the Duke Lemur Center on Earth Day weekend for our very own Stay Away 5K, with all proceeds benefiting lemur care and conservation!
Because this is a virtual race, you can participate from anywhere in the world. Register via the 5K homepage, then run—or walk—a 5K, by yourself or with your immediate family, on April 24 or 25. Your $30 registration fee benefits lemurs AND includes a Stay Away 5K commemorative t-shirt and decal!
A glimpse into the world of the elusive aye-aye
April 20, 2021 at 2:00 p.m.: The aye-aye might just be the world’s strangest and most elusive primate, and the Duke Lemur Center is home to 10 of them! Learn how video technology is improving animal welfare and research – and meet some of the center’s resident aye-ayes live on camera! This is a virtual (online) presentation by Megan McGrath, Education Programs Manager at the DLC. While the live event is over, you can still watch here!
