Chris Schell - Uncovering Our Concrete Jungles Tickets

Chris Schell is an environmental scientist, urban ecologist, and public speaker known for turning complex science into accessible, engaging discussions about how cities shape wildlife, equity, and health. An Assistant Professor of Environmental Science, Policy & Management at UC Berkeley, Schell studies urban biodiversity, wildlife behavior in metropolitan settings, and the intersections of environmental justice and One Health. His work blends research, policy insight, and storytelling to help communities understand and improve the urban ecosystems that surround them.

As a National Geographic Explorer and Cal Academy Fellow, Schell contributes to international conversations on nature access and environmental justice, drawing on field research, policy analysis, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. He serves on the board of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology and writes for major outlets including The Atlantic, The New York Times, Vox Explained, NPR, and PBS. In 2024, he was named Chapter Lead Author for the National Nature Assessment’s Nature and Equity chapter, coordinating input from researchers and practitioners to shape national discussions on equity and nature access.

Known for his engaging NatGeo Live presentations, Schell’s work connects campus research to real-world urban challenges. He maintains a visible online presence through the Schell Lab website and UC Berkeley profile, with updates via his public social channels. Secure your seats for his upcoming NatGeo Live tour to dive into the science of cities and the communities that shape them.

Upcoming Tour: Uncovering Our Concrete Jungles — Chris Schell brings urban ecology to life with data, stories, and practical insights for communities, students, and policymakers. Each event is a standalone experience, offering a comprehensive look at how cities influence wildlife, health, and environmental justice. For the latest tour dates, venues, and speaker information, follow Chris Schell on his official channels or contact us for secure, no-fuss ticket access. We’ve got you covered for a straightforward, reliable purchase experience.

• Fort Myers: Feb 24, 2026 — NatGeo Live event details and venue information
• Thousand Oaks: Feb 27, 2026 — NatGeo Live session with urban ecology focus
• Lone Tree: Mar 1, 2026 — Educational talk on city biodiversity
• Buffalo: Mar 3, 2026 — Community discussion on nature access in cities
• Napa: Mar 20, 2026 — In-depth exploration of health, environment, and equity in urban spaces

Social media and online presence: @UrbanSchell on Twitter/X. For more background, visit Schell Lab and UC Berkeley faculty pages for ongoing research updates and publications.