Why don't birds have a king? by David Acera

The author David Acera presents his work Why don’t birds have a king? in a literary gathering designed for the whole family. The session combines literature with scientific outreach on urban biodiversity.

Program

The activity is divided into two parts:

• Literary gathering: David Acera will talk about his creative process and the art of writing for all audiences, while also narrating the story that gives the book its title.
• Dialogued lecture: A talk about three common bird species in our cities: the sparrow, the swift, and the starling. Through photos and videos, we will discover how our cities function as ecosystems that can be renaturalized to promote biodiversity.

The total duration of the session is 60 minutes.