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SUMMARY:WN Webinar: Conservation Policy in Mexico - Recent Successes\, Opportunities and Challenges
DESCRIPTION:  \nMexico is a global biodiversity hotspot and a signatory to global conservation and climate accords. Unlike the United States\, public land makes up a small share of the nation’s landscape\, so private family and communal conservation investment is critical. And like the rest of North America\, development pressures and political upheaval create significant challenges to large-landscape conservation efforts. \nJoin Wildlands Network’s senior leadership team in Mexico to learn about the nation’s unique opportunities and challenges in advancing habitat conservation\, including recent breakthroughs achieved at the state and federal levels\, driven by Wildlands Network leadership. Walk away with a greater understanding of how your support for Wildlands Network is driving positive change for wildlife far beyond America’s borders. \nClick here to register  →  \n 
URL:https://wildlandsnetwork.org/event/wn-webinar-conservation-policy-in-mexico-recent-successes-opportunities-and-challenges/
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SUMMARY:Roam Free: A Wildlife & Climate Trivia Night
DESCRIPTION:North America’s wildlife is on the move. As the climate changes\, species from bighorn sheep to mountain lions must traverse vast distances to survive\, yet they are increasingly hemmed in by a grid of asphalt and steel. Wildlife crossings and wildlife-informed community planning represent a critical frontier in nature-based solutions — restoring the biological “highways” that allow ecosystems to remain resilient and biodiverse. \nCome test what you know (and learn what you don’t) about how infrastructure policy\, wildlife biology\, and climate adaptation are linked through a vision of continental rewilding through a free trivia night hosted by Wildlands Network\, the nonprofit connecting wildlands across North America so nature can thrive on its own terms. \nThe evening will include: \n\nAn intro to wildlife corridors and why they matter for conservation\, biodiversity\, and climate resilience\nCompetitive (but chill) trivia w/ fun prizes — all levels welcome\nA chance to hear about Wildlands Network’s work and how you can plug in\nFood\, drinks\, and good company at a cozy SF bar (free drink for first 35 attendees who RSVP!)\n\n    Register
URL:https://wildlandsnetwork.org/event/roam-free-a-wildlife-climate-trivia-night/
LOCATION:Barlett Hall\, 242 O'Farrell St\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94102\, United States
CATEGORIES:SF Climate Week
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