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The program will be presented by William Landesman, an associate professor of biology at Vermont State University. The talk will focus on how the landscape of Hebron has changed greatly over the last several hundred years as land use has shifted. This has affected the ecology of wild animals including the mouse and deer populations which serve as vectors for tick-borne diseases such as Lyme. How have these human-induced changes affected our exposure to disease and how might they shift in the future? There will be an opportunity for question-and-answer following the presentation.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
East Hebron United Presbyterian Church, 6559 State Route 22,Salem,NY,United States, Greenwich
