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Celebrate Earth Day with an inspiring panel discussion about regeneration and individual actions, climate change, and biodiversity loss featuring top scientists from the California Academy of Sciences—the only place in the world with a rainforest, aquarium, natural history museum, and planetarium all under one living roof.
Sustainability is not enough. To fight climate change and repair our damaged ecosystems, we need to learn from the past as we move toward a thriving future. It’s time to regenerate the natural world.
Featuring: Academy Executive Director Scott Sampson speaking on the importance of regenerating ecosystems and the human-nature connection to make our wondrous planet more resilient to the dual interrelated crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.
Rebecca Albright, Director of the Coral Regeneration Lab and Assistant Curator of Invertebrate Zoology, on the colorful but threatened world of coral reefs, her pioneering work spawning corals for the first time at a U.S. aquarium, and what’s next in Honduras.
Avery Hill, Ecologist and Postdoctoral Researcher, Center for Biodiversity and Community Science, takes us to the Sierra Nevada mountains to share his research on “zombie forests” and what they mean for this majestic, evolving ecosystem.
Rebecca Johnson, Director, Center for Biodiversity and Community Science, provides the latest details on the efforts of an unprecedented alliance known as Reimagining San Francisco to collectively improve the ecological health of San Francisco and equitably distribute the benefits of local nature to all.
Celebrate Earth Day with an inspiring panel discussion about regeneration and individual actions, climate change, and biodiversity loss featuring top scientists from the California Academy of Sciences—the only place in the world with a rainforest, aquarium, natural history museum, and planetarium all under one living roof.
Sustainability is not enough. To fight climate change and repair our damaged ecosystems, we need to learn from the past as we move toward a thriving future. It’s time to regenerate the natural world.
Featuring: Academy Executive Director Scott Sampson speaking on the importance of regenerating ecosystems and the human-nature connection to make our wondrous planet more resilient to the dual interrelated crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.
Rebecca Albright, Director of the Coral Regeneration Lab and Assistant Curator of Invertebrate Zoology, on the colorful but threatened world of coral reefs, her pioneering work spawning corals for the first time at a U.S. aquarium, and what’s next in Honduras.
Avery Hill, Ecologist and Postdoctoral Researcher, Center for Biodiversity and Community Science, takes us to the Sierra Nevada mountains to share his research on “zombie forests” and what they mean for this majestic, evolving ecosystem.
Rebecca Johnson, Director, Center for Biodiversity and Community Science, provides the latest details on the efforts of an unprecedented alliance known as Reimagining San Francisco to collectively improve the ecological health of San Francisco and equitably distribute the benefits of local nature to all.
