How can we protect wildlife as climate change shifts their habitats?
In short: Watch this webinar from the American Museum of Natural History and NOAA to explore how data visualization and computer modeling help scientists anticipate habitat changes and develop conservation strategies for a warming world.
The session, held on September 25, introduces a new data visualization designed for informal education in museums and science centers. It focuses on the necessity of planning for the future movements of sensitive species as their ranges shift due to climate change.
Scientific advisors Dr. Ned Gardiner of the NOAA Climate Program Office and Dr. Healy Hamilton of the Worldviews Network discuss the vital links between climate and wildlife, specifically how modeling enables scientists to predict habitat alterations and implement adaptation strategies.
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