This talk is open to the public.

Speaker: Alexandria Warneke

Synopsis: Our climate is changing. We see the effects of this on a global scale- devastating storms, rising seas, ravaging wildfires. However, how does the changing climate affect us and our ecosystems right here in San Diego? This past year the Climate Science Alliance teamed up with local ecologists and climatologists to answer this very question. Reviewing the most current, regionally specific climate data with research on local South Coast species and habitats, the team presents a broad picture of risks associated with our changing climate. Come get a glimpse of what they found and more importantly – what you can do to help. Find out more about the Climate Science Alliance at: www.climatesciencealliance.org

About the Author: Alexandria Warneke, Deputy Director of the Climate Science Alliance, developed the Science Education department at Cabrillo National Monument and worked here as the Scientific Program Coordinator from 2014 – 2018. Alex is a strong proponent of unconventional science communication and extending the broader impacts of science to the general public. Alexandria Warneke – Ecologist – Storyteller -Explorer.

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