Located in the Southern Pacific, Fiji is an island nation that embodies the beauty of the Pacific. An archipelago of over 300 islands, these emerald jewels are a traveler’s paradise. With a wide range of environments to explore from rainforests, to white-water rivers to coral reefs, the island-nation has a lot to offer visitors, including her greatest asset—her people.

Join Ethan Gordon on January 16 from 6:30 – 8:30 at Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary, 280 Eliot Street in Natick for a look into Fiji, including wildlife, island attractions, cultural scenes, and an inside look at some of Fiji’s most exclusive (and beautiful) private island resorts. Ethan is a photojournalist who has visited Fiji several times for his magazine work. His specialty as an underwater photographer will bring a different view of this ocean paradise as we see the colorful life beneath the waves. Register by clicking the links below or call 508-655-2296.

→ Dinner & Lecture (must register by January 14) $29 for Mass Audubon members, $39 for nonmembers.
→ Lecture Only