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DESCRIPTION:Brent Plater, Wild Equity Executive Director, will be interviewed on KOWS 
 107.3 FM’s Tommy’s Holiday Camp about Wild Equity’s work concerning 
 the communities within and surrounding the Antioch Dunes National Wildlife 
 Refuge. \n\nThe Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Refuge was created to 
 protect extremely rare insects, and remains the only wildlife refuge 
 specifically created for invertebrate conservation. But today it is 
 threatened by an unforeseen problem: nitrogen deposition, driven by an 
 explosion of fossil-fuel fired power plants, ringing the dunes. If the rate 
 of nitrogen deposition isn’t arrested or mitigated, we may witness the 
 extinction of the Lange’s Metalmark Butterfly, who’s numbers are now in 
 the dozens. Brent Plater, Executive Director of the Wild Equity Institute, 
 will tell us about this largely unknown landscape, how to observe wildlife 
 there, and how his organization is experimenting with new ways to build a 
 stronger conservation and environmental movement to protect the Dunes and 
 hopefully make conservation movements stronger and more resilient in the 
 process.\n\nFriday, 2/22 7:00pm - 9:00pm \nTune in to KOWS 107.3 FM 
 (Occidental, CA) or stream live at http://24.130.65.159:8000/listen.m3u\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/02/16/18732139.php
SUMMARY:What Nitrogen Deposition Can Teach Us About the Future of Conservation on KOWS 107.3 FM
LOCATION:Anywhere there is a radio or a computer.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/02/16/18732139.php
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