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X-WR-CALDESC:Birds have been evolving for 160 million years\, proliferating
  from a single ancestor to the 11\,131 species that fill every corner of o
 ur planet today. Long-term drivers of this evolution have included pressur
 e from predators\, competitors and the environment. Compared to birds\, Ho
 mo sapiens are evolutionarily young\, but over the course of just the past
  265 years\, since the profligate use of fossil fuels sparked our Industri
 al Revolution\, humans have changed the environment around us in profound 
 ways. This talk will explore the ways that human culture\, including our c
 onsumption of fossil fuels and land-use practices\, have had grave consequ
 ences for birds. We will also discuss how\, in this rapidly-changing lands
 cape\, each one of us can play a role in conserving our natural resources.
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DESCRIPTION:Birds have been evolving for 160 million years\, proliferating 
 from a single ancestor to the 11\,131 species that fill every corner of ou
 r planet today. Long-term drivers of this evolution have included pressure
  from predators\, competitors and the environment. Compared to birds\, Hom
 o sapiens are evolutionarily young\, but over the course of just the past 
 265 years\, since the profligate use of fossil fuels sparked our Industria
 l Revolution\, humans have changed the environment around us in profound w
 ays. This talk will explore the ways that human culture\, including our co
 nsumption of fossil fuels and land-use practices\, have had grave conseque
 nces for birds. We will also discuss how\, in this rapidly-changing landsc
 ape\, each one of us can play a role in conserving our natural resources.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260507T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260507T200000
LOCATION:1245 Bald Hill Road\, Albany\, NH 03818 US
SUMMARY:Human Culture and Birds: A Case Study of Climate Change
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