Where science meets sound after dark
The Learning by Doing and Atomic Choir teams proudly present Atomic Choir: Moth Night—an evening where music and ecology come together to celebrate the hidden beauty of Australia’s nocturnal life.
Featuring guest ecologists: Dr Fran Van Den Berg & Dr Caitlyn Forster
“Creepy crawlies” aren’t creepy at all—they’re crucial. Alongside our ever-charismatic moths, we’ll shine a light on ghost bats, frogs, spiders and owls, revealing how these night creatures keep ecosystems healthy. Then we’ll turn mystery into music with the Atomic Choir.
What to expect
- Live science + collaborative music: Create a spontaneous soundtrack while our experts share night-nature insights. No musical experience needed.
- After-dark wildlife discovery: Once the sun sets, head outdoors with guides to check moth traps and spot local wildlife.
- Citizen science in action: This event is part of the Great Southern BioBlitz—contribute your observations to real research.
When & where
Date: Saturday, 25 October 2025
Time: 6:30–9:30 pm
Location: Cadigal Green, The University of Sydney
Who’s it for
Anyone curious about nature, sound, and learning something new—individuals, families and friends welcome.
Important info
Wear enclosed shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.
Weather dependent; may be rescheduled in case of rain.
Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/atomic-choir-moth-night
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