About this Event
California has more native species than any state in the US, and many of them are endangered. As the US Endangered Species Act turned 50 years old, it’s time to ask how the ESA is working for our state’s biodiversity. Please join us as we hear from several leading voices on endangered species listing and recovery to learn, firsthand, what is working best, what is not, and how we can improve conservation actions in the future. Afterwards, join us for refreshments and informal discussions with the speakers and our current La Kretz Center postdoctoral scientists to see the work we’re doing to promote California conservation science.
Speakers include:
- Dr. Cat Darst (Classification Coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Pacific Southwest Region)
- Dr. Scott Morrison (Director of Conservation Programs & Science for the California Nature Conservancy)
- Dr. Brad Shaffer (Distinguished Professor at UCLA and Director of the La Kretz Center for California Conservation Science)
This free event is open to all ages and is sponsered by the UCLA Insitute of the Environment & Sustainabilty.
DATE: Saturday, September 28th, 2024
LOCATION: UCLA Campus; Boyer Hall; Room 159 (611 Charles E Young Dr E, Los Angeles, CA)
TIME: 3PM-5:30PM
The La Kretz Center for California Conservation is managed by UCLA and connects a diverse network of UCLA faculty, postdoctoral scientists, and students with a variety of conservation groups who work to protect and restore California’s biodiversity. Visit the our website to learn more about our center and affilated groups.
Please direct any questions related to the Public Lecture to [email protected]. We will respond to you as soon as possible.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
UCLA's Boyer Hall (Room 159), 611 Charles E Young Dr., Beverly Hills, United States
