"Canary in the Coal Mine": Implications of bird loss for humans
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The Environmental Caucus will hold its final chapter meeting of the year on Friday, December 4th, at 6:30 p.m. at the Dem office, 71 S. Dixie Hwy, St. Augustine.
Valerie Roback, Director of Education for The Ark Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, and Taylor Clark, Wildlife Biologist, will discuss the “Canary in the Coal Mine” aspect of bird populations in Florida, the U.S., and the rest of the world. Habitat loss, industrial agriculture, pollution, and climate change are leading bird populations to the brink, with implications for humans. An Eastern Screech Owl, an American Kestrel, and other exhibits will be on display.
In the seasonal spirit, there will be light food, snacks, beverages, and holiday cheer.
Valerie Roback, Director of Education for The Ark Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, and Taylor Clark, Wildlife Biologist, will discuss the “Canary in the Coal Mine” aspect of bird populations in Florida, the U.S., and the rest of the world. Habitat loss, industrial agriculture, pollution, and climate change are leading bird populations to the brink, with implications for humans. An Eastern Screech Owl, an American Kestrel, and other exhibits will be on display.
In the seasonal spirit, there will be light food, snacks, beverages, and holiday cheer.
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Where is it happening?
71 S. Dixie Highway, St. Augustine, FL, 71 S Dixie Hwy, St Augustine, FL 32084-4130, United States, Augustine
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