Visiting Scholar Seminar: Maggie Triska, Roundriver

April 7, 2022 3:30pm to 4:30pm iCal Google Calendar
Appalachian Laboratory

On Thursday, April 7, 2022, at 3:30pm EST, Dr. Maggie Triska, Round River Conservation Studies, will present, "Grizzly bear and ungulate habitat associations in the Canadian Arctic: Weaving indigenous knowledge and western science to advance conservation outcomes," as part of the Visiting Scholar Seminar Series.  This seminar will take place on Zoom. An email with Zoom access instructions will be sent to the UMCES community closer to the event date.

To learn more about Dr. Triska's work, visit https://www.roundriver.org/dt_team/maggie-triska/.  

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