Join nature photographer Victor Mozqueda and science writer Nancy Pick for a brief talk about geometric patterns — specifically the Fibonacci sequence — in nature, and Victor's approach to taking ultra close-up photos of plants and the microscopic worlds he beholds beneath his lens. Expect to come away with more knowledge about plant geometry, macro photography, and a sense of wonder about smaller-scale forms and organisms. Copies of "Do Plants Know Math?" will also be available for purchase through Monkey and Dog Books. Light refreshments will be provided. 

Before and after the book talk, we invite you to view the stunning new art exhibit, "The Hidden Beauty of Plant Patterns," by Victor Mozqueda. Discover the mesmerizing world of cacti and succulent plants through Victor's recent project. As a nature photographer, Victor captures the unique charm and intricacies of these desert plants, showcasing their stunning forms and colors in a captivating way. Dive into the world of cacti through his lens and appreciate the hidden elegance of these resilient succulents inviting viewers to appreciate the natural world in a new light. 

Saturday, May 3, 2025 (11:00-11:30am) Please note that the art exhibit will be open for viewing on this day from 9:00am-2:00pm. 

Registration closes April 30. 

This event is free for all adults and member adults.  Registration is recommended to help us prepare a top-notch experience. 

Location: Botanic Research Institute of Texas / Park in main lot 

Speakers: Victor Mozqueda is an international nature photographer and naturalist based in Texas, USA. His specialty is in macro photography exploring the fauna and flora around the world.  Nancy Pick is a science writer whose books include "The Rarest of the Rare," telling the stories behind the natural history collections at Harvard University. 

Inclement Weather: This event is indoors and will proceed as scheduled, rain or shine.   

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