Interesting presentation Sep. 28: How Global Warming Will Affect Michigan's Natural Areas

This may interest some of you:

Sunday, September 28: 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

How Global Warming Will Affect Michigan's Natural Areas

Location: Matthaei Botanical Gardens

 

Most Scientists agree that the global climate is changing, but there are still uncertainties about how those global trends will translate into ecological impacts at regional and local scales. What are some potential effects on Michigan's natural areas? What signs of global change might we start to detect in our local stewardship work? And what management strategies make sense now - what steps can we take despite the uncertainties? This workshop will feature a lecture by University of Michigan botanist Tony Reznicek - who has advised The Nature Conservancy on potential effects on plant communities in Michigan - followed by a hike to consider the issues in the field.

 

Leader(s) and Speaker(s): Tony Reznicek, U of M Botanist.

Registration: Click Here  to register or call (734)-996-3190

Cost: $10 for Stewardship Network Members, $15 for Non-Members.

Feel free to pass along the word to others who may be interested!  -S.