Science on Tap E04 | Queer Nature: A Double Sided Sword

What to expect? Expect fresh perspectives, thought-provoking conversations, and plenty of room for questions. No prior knowledge is required, only curiosity and an openness to hearing different viewpoints. This edition is about being queer in nature. By diving into real-life examples from the animal and plant kingdoms, guest lecturer Noah Baars will explore with us how nature can contribute to the understanding and acceptance of ourselves and others. Schedule: 17:00 - Doors open 20:15 - 21:15 Science on Tap 21:15 - 21:45 Q&A The Beach Tent is open for drinks, dinner, and bar snacks from 16:00 - 23:00. About Noah Baars Born in Rotterdam in 1990, Noah Baars is driven by one central goal: just like his biblical namesake, he wants to save humanity from mass extinction. And he plans to do this in an inclusive way, so that everyone can be proud of who they are. Guided by these core principles, Baars founded the Narwhal Rainbow Alliance: a foundation dedicated to promoting diversity and protecting biodiversity. Based on the concept of Queer Nature, he developed various projects in line with his mission.