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Abstract
Jameson Chace, associate professor of biology and biomedical sciences and environmental studies at Salve Regina University, will share his sabbatical research. Drawing from field notebooks, museum collections, published and unpublished field studies and volumes of notes and records from amateur bird watchers, Chace documented a century of bird population and community change in Boulder County, Colorado from 1894 to 2010.
Chace will present how the needs of a growing human population, change in landscape and conservation efforts have impacted the avifaunal community during this time period.
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This lecture was presented on February 27, 2014.
(Part of McKillop Library's Lecture Series)