A heads up , MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
looks like a real good talk. Anybody who loves birds should know why about migrations...
KB
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Subject: BBC Meeting Tuesday, September 19th
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Migration Mysteries: Variation in Migration Distances Under Climate Change
Presented by Lisa Manne
Brooklyn Public Library, Central Branch at Grand Army Plaza
September 19 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Lisa Manne, Assistant Professor of Biology at the College of Staten Island, will present
Migration Mysteries: Variation in Migration Distances for North American Short-distance Migrants Under Climate Change
Under climate change, bird ranges are tending to shift toward the poles. There are good reasons to believe that winter ranges might be shifting at the same rate of speed as are breeding ranges. Her lab is testing this assertion with long-term data for short-distance North American migrants. They found a diversity of responses, and a few surprises!
Brooklyn Public Library, Central Branch at Grand Army Plaza
September 19 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Lisa Manne, Assistant Professor of Biology at the College of Staten Island, will present
Migration Mysteries: Variation in Migration Distances for North American Short-distance Migrants Under Climate Change
Under climate change, bird ranges are tending to shift toward the poles. There are good reasons to believe that winter ranges might be shifting at the same rate of speed as are breeding ranges. Her lab is testing this assertion with long-term data for short-distance North American migrants. They found a diversity of responses, and a few surprises!
