The Canadian Forage and Grassland Association’s (CFGA) Heather Peat Hamm and the University of Alberta’s Mia Grey and John Pattison-Williams will present at the 14th Prairie Conservation and Endangered Species Conference on May 6 at 11:20 - 11:40 a.m. They will present Investigating Broader Social Impacts of Conservation on Grassland Species in Gallery B.
Held every three years since 1986, this is the premier conference for scientists, landowners, consultants, educators, nature enthusiasts, land managers and others to share information and new approaches to conservation, agriculture and protection of prairie landscapes and native species. It provides a forum to discuss the latest issues, information, research and trends in the conservation of prairie landscapes, species and species at risk.
A full agenda is available here.
The Grassland Learning and Knowledge Hub (GLKH) is a partnership between the University of Alberta, the Canadian Forage and Grassland Association, Ducks Unlimited Canada and the Restore Assert Defend (RAD) Network.
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