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Climate Change

LIVE WEBINAR

Join us as we discuss how it affects us all

25TH, APR

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Photos Credits: Wilsilver77, FWC, Adornato, Mark Kostich

WEBINAR

Climate Change: How it Affects Us All

WHERE IS THE EVENT :

ONLINE WEBINAR

WHEN IS THE EVENT :

7PM EST on the evening of APRIL 25th, 2024

United States National Park Sites
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U.S. ARMY CORPS PROJECTION FOR SEA LEVEL RISE IN THE EVERGLADES BY 2050
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WHY ATTEND OUR EVENT?

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Rising sea levels

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fire

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Harm to wildlife

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extreme weather damage

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drought and water availability

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LOSS OF SNOW AND ICE

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CHANGING LANDSCAPES

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INVASIVE SPECIES

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HISTORY AND CULTURE
EVENT SPEAKER

OUR EVENT SPEAKER

Dr. Vanessa Trujillo, Senior Conservation Program Manager, National Parks Conservation Association - Vanessa grew up in North Florida and earned her BS in Biology from the University of Florida and went on to earn her PhD from Florida International University with a specialization in Conservation Biology. Her professional interests are centered around developing programs that bring together multiple stakeholders towards a common goal of conserving and learning about our world's biodiversity. Prior to joining us at NPCA, she worked as a leader within the Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department (one of our country’s largest county-level parks departments), and there she directed programs at the Fruit and Spice Park in South Florida. She also previously served at another South Florida landmark well-known for the amazing coastal and rare habitats it protects - the Deering Estate. A common thread in her work has been always making efforts to connect people and parks for life. She is excited to continue that work and now refocus on connecting people with our treasured national parks, and will be both contributing to existing priority campaigns in the Sun Coast region as well as helping to build out new and expanded work throughout the region.
Dr. Vanessa Trujillo

Senior Conservation Program Manager

National Parks Conservation Association

Photos Credits: Wilsilver77, FWC, Adornato, Mark Kostich, Tim Long, John Hancock, and Melissa Abdo

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7:00 PM EST
THURSDAY, 25TH APRIL
How it Affects Us All
The national parks are currently confronting their most significant challenge in the form of climate change. The various elements that make these parks special, including their flora and fauna, water bodies, glaciers, coastlines, and historical landmarks, are already feeling the impact of climate-related stress. This collective strain is pushing our public lands into a state of crisis. By closely observing the changes occurring in national parks, we gain valuable insights into the potential risks we face if we do not earnestly tackle the climate crisis.
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