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DESCRIPTION:How will California birds be affected by climate change? Recent research by 
 the National Audubon Society on North American birds and climate change is 
 helping us predict what could happen to the ranges of California species 
 such as Western Grebe, Clark's Grebe, Black Oystercatcher, Long-billed 
 Curlew, Allen's Hummingbird, and Yellow-billed Magpie. Andrea Jones, 
 Director of Bird Conservation for Audubon California, will share what the 
 models tell us, how Audubon is using this research to guide its statewide 
 conservation work, and what we all can do to help California birds survive 
 as changes come to both climate and habitat.\n\nAs Director of Bird 
 Conservation for Audubon California, Andrea Jones leads the organization's 
 coastal programs and works with Audubon chapters to implement conservation 
 projects at high-priority Important Bird Areas (IBAs). Previously, she 
 directed the coastal waterbird program for Massachusetts Audubon. She 
 received her M.S. in Wildlife Conservation/Ornithology and her B.S. in 
 Wildlife Biology and Management from the University of Massachusetts at 
 Amherst.\n\n$5 or free for members.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2016/03/28/18784573.php
SUMMARY:California Birds and Global Warming
LOCATION:Northbrae Community Church\n941 the Alameda\nBerkeley, CA 94707
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2016/03/28/18784573.php
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