New England's CLIMATE IS CHANGING. Longer growing seasons, shifting
precipitation patterns, less reliable snowpack, and more frequent
droughts are RESHAPING THE LANDSCAPES AROUND US, including the FORESTS
THAT PLAY A VITAL ROLE IN PROTECTING WATER QUALITY AND REGULATING THE
MOVEMENT OF WATER THROUGH OUR ENVIRONMENT. Join Dr. Matthew
Vadeboncoeur of the University of New HAMPSHIRE AS HE EXPLORES HOW NEW
HAMPSHIRE'S FORESTS ARE RESPONDING TO A CHANGING CLIMATE. Drawing on
long-term ecological records, tree-ring studies, leaf analysis, and
experimental drought research, this presentation will reveal what
scientists are learning about the complex relationship between
FORESTS, water, and CLIMATE. Whether you're interested in forestry,
CLIMATE SCIENCE, ecology, or the future of New HAMPSHIRE'S NATURAL
RESOURCES, this program offers fascinating insights into how our
FORESTS ARE ADAPTING TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE.No registration
required—come and enjoy an evening of learning and discovery.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Dr. Matthew Vadeboncoeur is a forest ecologist and Associate Professor
at the University of New Hampshire. His research focuses on the
interactions between forests, soils, water, and climate, with
particular emphasis on how ecosystems respond to environmental change.
He is a member of UNH's Ecohydrology and Terrestrial Ecosystems
Analysis Labs and has conducted extensive research throughout New
England.
ABOUT THE NEWFOUND NATURE SERIES
The Newfound Nature Series (formerly the Red Barn Speaker Series) is a
six-week speaker series presented in partnership with NH Audubon.
Featuring scientists, naturalists, and conservation experts, the
series explores the natural environment through engaging presentations
that inform, inspire, and connect our community.
July 14th - Nature, Climate, and Your Health
[https://www.newfoundlake.org/event/newfound-nature-series-nature-climate-and-your-health]
July 21st - The Power of Place: Why we Care About the Places we Love
[https://www.newfoundlake.org/event/newfound-nature-series-the-power-of-place-why-we-care-about-the-places-we-love]
July 28th - The Return of New Hampshire's Bald Eagles
[https://www.newfoundlake.org/event/newfound-nature-series-the-return-of-new-hampshires-bald-eagles]
August 4th - How Climate Change is Reshaping New Hampshire's Forests
[https://www.newfoundlake.org/event/newfound-nature-series-how-climate-change-is-reshaping-new-hampshires-forests]
August 11th - The Health of the Newfound Watershed
[https://www.newfoundlake.org/event/newfound-nature-series-the-health-of-the-newfound-watershed]
August 18th - Microplastics in New England Lakes
[https://www.newfoundlake.org/event/newfound-nature-series-microplastics-in-new-england-lakes]
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