Sentinels of Climate Change: Tidal Marsh Birds and Their Conservation
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As sea levels rise, tidal salt marshes are drowning. The birds that depend on them, especially the threatened Saltmarsh Sparrow, are paying the price. Join UNH Professor of Wildlife Biology Adrienne Kovach for a discussion of these impacts, ongoing conservation efforts on behalf of the species, and how we are evaluating the success of these efforts. All ages welcome.
Suggested donation: $5/person. Preregistration required at wellsreserve.org/event/92610/sentinels-of-climate-change-tidal-marsh-birds-and-their-conservation
Please note, this program will be held in the Coastal Ecology Center Gallery at the Wells Reserve.
Suggested donation: $5/person. Preregistration required at wellsreserve.org/event/92610/sentinels-of-climate-change-tidal-marsh-birds-and-their-conservation
Please note, this program will be held in the Coastal Ecology Center Gallery at the Wells Reserve.
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Where is it happening?
55 Skinner Mill Road, Wells, ME, United States, Maine 04090
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Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.
Host or PublisherWells Reserve at Laudholm
