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Get ready to sink your teeth into a fascinating discussion at “Beavers in the Bay Area: How Nature’s Engineers Benefit Our Ecosystems” Join POST and Dr. Emily Fairfax—ecohydrologist, beaver dam enthusiast, and Assistant Professor of Geography at the University of Minnesota—for an engaging evening where we’ll gnaw through the big issues and chew on the critical role of beavers in our climate.

Premiering live on October 17th at 7 PM, this event offers a unique opportunity to interact with the speaker in real-time. Don’t miss tuning in live to participate in the interactive quiz and ask your questions directly to Dr. Fairfax. The event will be recorded, please register to receive the link.

In this event, Dr. Fairfax will cover:

• Beavers and Climate Change: Discover how beavers play a crucial role in addressing climate challenges and why they are integral to ecosystem health.
• Historical Context and Reintroduction: Learn about the historical significance of beavers in California and why reintroducing them now is essential for restoring natural balance.
• Ecosystem Engineering and Collaboration: Explore how beavers act as ecosystem engineers, their impact on wetlands and atmospheric rivers, and the importance of collaborating with them to improve our environment.

This talk will be filled with “gnawledge” and insights, making it an evening you won’t want to miss. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion and learn how beavers are making waves in the fight against climate change.

Click on the button below to visit POST's website for additional details and registration.