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Nature and the City: What Good is Urban Conservation?

Event Date: 
April 16, 2012

From New York's High Line to the Los Angeles River, there's a new energy across the United States about recapturing nature in cities. But can these efforts be about more than building quality of life for urban residents? Can they actually rebuild biodiversity as well (not to mention support for conservation)? Leading scientists, authors and urban conservationists discuss the science behind and promise for today’s urban conservation efforts.

Speakers

  • Rob McDonald, The Nature Conservancy
  • Phil Stevens, Urban Creeks Council

Registration Pricing

  • Member $0
  • Student / Postdoc / Fellow Member $0
  • Nonmember $20
  • Student / Postdoc / Fellow Nonmember $10

This event is the third installment of the four-part Discourses on Nature and Society Series. In this series, the New York Academy of Sciences and The Nature Conservancy explore the relationship between conservation and our increasingly urban existence.

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Contact Name: 
ChunYeung Au
Contact Email: 
cau@nyas.org
Organization: 
The New York Academy of Sciences
Site: 
7 World Trade Center
Location: 
40th Floor
New York, NY 10007
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