Black Oystercatchers and Sea Level Rise with CSUMB Graduate Student Intern, Lauren Clor
mar, 08 sept
|Hopkins Marine Station
Black Oystercatchers face a range of environmental and anthropogenic threats. Lauren will describe how remote sensing and elevation models can be used to quantify the climate resilience for them, which ones face the highest risk and what that means for conservation priorities in coming years.
Horario y ubicación
08 sept 2026, 18:00 – 20:00
Hopkins Marine Station, DeNault Family Research Laboratory, 120 Ocean View Blvd, Pacific Grove, CA 93950, USA
Acerca del evento
Black Oystercatchers face a range of environmental and anthropogenic threats. As the coastline changes, even minor shifts in the sea level can significantly affect the rocky intertidal zone and diminish their remaining habitat. Lauren will describe how remote sensing and elevation models can be used to quantify their climate resilience for them, which ones face the highest risk and what that means for conservation priorities in coming years.
Monthly lectures are held at the Izzie Abbott Lecture Hall at Hopkins Marine Station. This lecture is hosted by Monterey Audubon Society and does not require an RSVP. The doors will open at 5:30 for snacks, beverages, and socializing. The lecture will begin at 6:00.
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