Science Lecture Series Webinar: Informing Adaptation Strategies for Northeastern Pitch Pine Barrens in the Context of Two Threats
Thursday, September 30, 2021 | 7:00 pm
7:00 pm - 08:00 PM
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This online webinar is on September 30th at 7pm. You will receive an email with a link to the program. Please check your SPAM folder.
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Suitable for adults
In this Science Lecture, Elizabeth Jamison presents her MS research which aims to support the management of globally rare northeastern pitch pine barrens in the face of two threats: mesophication and southern pine beetle. Her first chapter assesses the current status of pine barrens communities under different management regimes, while her second chapter presents a tool for reducing impacts of southern pine beetle. She ultimately explores whether pine barrens can be managed both to preserve historic ecological conditions and improve resilience to future threats.
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