The lecture series delivers stories from the California conservation community related to science and stewardship of our fish and wildlife. Lecture attendees can expect to learn about the biodiversity of California, natural resource management, scientific research related to wildlife conservation, and how the public can help participate in these activities. Lectures span the marine, terrestrial and aquatic environments, and vary in focus between fish, wildlife, plants and the people involved in conservation.
Lectures are offered via webinar and are open to anyone who is interested in participating. Please register in advance for a webinar using the registration links provided below. Lectures are recorded and posted at a later date for those unable to join the day of the event. Visit the archive page for recordings of past lectures.
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