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X-WR-CALDESC:Join us on Thursday\, November 8 for a presentation by Mace Ha
 ck\, the Nebraska State Director of The Nature Conservancy\, as he details
  his recent trip to Svalbard. Located in the Arctic Ocean\, halfway betwee
 n Norway and the North Pole\, Svalbard contains some of the most northern 
 lands on the planet. While circumnavigating the Svalbard archipelago\, Dr.
  Hack\, along with 68 other adventurers from around the world\, observed i
 conic arctic wildlife\, including polar bears\, walruses\, arctic foxes\, 
 Svalbard reindeer\, and a number of birds\, such as various alcids and the
  true gull of the far North\, the ivory gull. He also had the opportunity 
 to witness climate change at a pace more than twice that experienced furth
 er south. Dr. Hack will discuss The Nature Conservancy’s “natural climate 
 solutions” approach to address climate change.\n\nThe meeting will be held
  at the UNO Dodge Campus in the Weitz Community Engagement Center\, room 1
 27 at 7pm. Parking is just off the frontage road next to Dodge St. Drive t
 o the booth at the entrance of Parking Lot E and announce the Audubon meet
 ing as your destination. More complete parking instructions can be found o
 nline. This is a free public event\, so feel free to invite friends.\n\nPh
 oto credit: Mace Hack
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DESCRIPTION:Join us on Thursday\, November 8 for a presentation by Mace Hac
 k\, the Nebraska State Director of The Nature Conservancy\, as he details 
 his recent trip to Svalbard. Located in the Arctic Ocean\, halfway between
  Norway and the North Pole\, Svalbard contains some of the most northern l
 ands on the planet. While circumnavigating the Svalbard archipelago\, Dr. 
 Hack\, along with 68 other adventurers from around the world\, observed ic
 onic arctic wildlife\, including polar bears\, walruses\, arctic foxes\, S
 valbard reindeer\, and a number of birds\, such as various alcids and the 
 true gull of the far North\, the ivory gull. He also had the opportunity t
 o witness climate change at a pace more than twice that experienced furthe
 r south. Dr. Hack will discuss The Nature Conservancy’s “natural climate s
 olutions” approach to address climate change.\n\nThe meeting will be held 
 at the UNO Dodge Campus in the Weitz Community Engagement Center\, room 12
 7 at 7pm. Parking is just off the frontage road next to Dodge St. Drive to
  the booth at the entrance of Parking Lot E and announce the Audubon meeti
 ng as your destination. More complete parking instructions can be found on
 line. This is a free public event\, so feel free to invite friends.\n\nPho
 to credit: Mace Hack
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181108T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181108T210000
LOCATION:Weitz Community Engagement Center (room 127) on the UNO Dodge Camp
 us
SUMMARY:General Meeting: The Arctic and Climate Change
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