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Danah Duke, How Do Animals in Alberta Cross the Road? @ UofC
March 7, 2019 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
DANAH DUKE, MIISTAKIS INSTITUTE
How Do Animals in Alberta Cross the Road?
Transportation infrastructure across the world poses numerous environmental challenges, affecting our air, landscapes and water. From a landscape perspective, roads and railways cause wildlife mortality through collisions and act as a significant barrier to wildlife movements. The Miistakis Institute aims to generate awareness of the challenges that transportation infrastructure poses to wildlife and to promote workable solutions to these challenges. Examples will be given from their work addressing wildlife connectivity and highway mitigation along Highway 3, Highway 1 and Highway 68 in Alberta.
Time: 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Location: University of Calgary
Room: Science Theatres, ST 135 (Map)
**No sign up required, free event with $5 suggested donation**
