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      University of New Mexico Biodiversity Webinar Series—Fall 2020

      UNM Biodiversity Webinar Series—Fall 2020

      Presented by the Species in Peril project with U.S. Senator Tom Udall as honorary co-host

      This webinar program will explore how academia can support policy-makers to advance agendas identified by science and informed by community concerns and cultural knowledge and practices—as critical to the long-term health of the planet and the nation.

      The UNM Biodiversity Webinar Series—Fall 2020 is presented by the Species in Peril project at UNM in partnership with the Office of the U.S. Senator Tom Udall, Office of Congresswoman Deb Haaland, New Mexico BioPark Society, and the Southwest Environmental Center.

      This online symposium is free and open to the public, but registration is required.

      Please see individual calendar events below or visit the Species in Peril site for details on how to register, speakers’ bios, and more information about the series.

      Please note: times are given in EST time.

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