Presentation by Audrey Taylor for Wildlife and Alaskans: Life among Complex Relations
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Wildlife and Alaskans: Life amongst Complex Relations Author Bill Sherwonit, Audrey Taylor and Matthew Reimer discuss their relationship with wildlife. Audrey Taylor, UAA Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, whose research involves shorebirds, wildlife conservation, climate change and using citizen scientists as observers for data. (Her presentation can be viewed while listening to the audio podcast of the event.) The aim of the event is to highlight the various ways that wildlife are central to each person's work and how that work -- for data, scientific observation and nature writing—changes their relationship to the wild.
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