A recent report found that two-thirds of North American bird species are at risk from climate change range shifts and other threats. The good news is that the science also shows that, if we take action now, we can help improve the changes for the majority of species at risk. Join Dr. Brooke Bateman, Senior Scientist at the Audubon Society, to learn about the science behind the findings and the impact on birds in our Kansas City community.
Put your coding skills to work at the Library’s innaugural hackathon. The 24-hour coding competition is open to any college student 18 years and older or graduates a year or less out of college.
Insights to understanding how our planet’s systems would function in a high-CO2 environment are found in geologic records of warm periods and major climate transitions from Earth’s past.
Final program of a four-part series with Richard Gentile, Professor Emeritus of Geology at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. The lectures are presented in partnership with the UMKC Department of Geosciences.
Please note that separate registrations are required for individual programs in this series.
Second Saturday Conversation with artist and scientist, Stephanie Nowotarski.
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