How Nature Can Save The World: Introducing Natural Climate Solutions

This program is rescheduled from April 4.
We hope you are able to join us at this new date either in person at Gilsland Farm (Falmouth) or online via Zoom.
(If you were registered for the April 4 event and have a conflict with this new date, please email events@maineaudubon.org to cancel your registration.)

Featuring Peter Ellis from The Nature Conservancy

Peter Ellis is Global Director of Natural Science for The Nature Conservancy. From a humble office in Portland, Maine, Peter leads a team of scientists that conducts research to motivate and inform the design and implementation of natural climate solutions worldwide. Peter is trained as a field forester, forest ecologist, botanist and geospatial scientist, and has a bachelor’s degree from Brown University and a master’s degree from the Field Naturalist Program at the University of Vermont. Join us to learn about the latest science, research and case studies demonstrating how nature can help increase carbon storage and avoid greenhouse gas emissions around the world.  We will explore several case studies and how they connect to Maine, including in the wintering grounds of some of our beloved migratory birds.

Learn about Natural Climate Solutions here>

Read the scientific paper here>

Peruse all the research around Natural Climate Solutions here>

Free, donations encouraged