Ecological Uncertainty:
At the Intersection of Climate Change, Global Change, and Human Relationships
Event Details
Date
Friday, April 26, 2013
Time
3:30 p.m.
Location
180 Science Hall
Description
Evan Larson from the UW-Platteville Geography Department will present an Yi-Fu Lecture:
Climate change, invasive species, and human land use will be examined through the case of whitebark pine, a foundational species of high-elevation western North American ecosystems. It is of extreme conservation concern due to native pests potentially released by climate change to new environments, human influences, and fire suppression. Critical examination and paleoecological data identify uncertainty.
Climate change, invasive species, and human land use will be examined through the case of whitebark pine, a foundational species of high-elevation western North American ecosystems. It is of extreme conservation concern due to native pests potentially released by climate change to new environments, human influences, and fire suppression. Critical examination and paleoecological data identify uncertainty.
Cost
Free
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