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DESCRIPTION:NRS Environmental Biology Seminar Series. You are invited to an
  online presentation by Dr Anne Salomon\, Associate Professor\, Resource &
  Environmental Management\; Simon Fraser University\, BC.\n\nThursday Octo
 ber 15th\, seminar 11h30-12h30\; discussion 2h00-3h00To obtain the Zoom li
 nk\, please email: allison.ford [at] mail.mcgill.ca\n\nSustaining social-e
 cological resilience and equity within and among our coastal ocean communi
 ties is a central challenge facing civil society in Canada and across the 
 globe. While 20th century conservation science and management were premise
 d on the notion of humans as external disrupters of anotherwise pristine n
 ature\, today there is an increasing appreciation of the need to understan
 d the interactions between ecological and social phenomena across differen
 t scales of space and time.\n\nBy drawing on examples from Canada’s Pacifi
 c kelp forests\, ancient clam gardens and herring fisheries\, while braidi
 ng insights from ecological\, archaeological and Indigenous knowledge\, Dr
  Salomon will share her recent discoveries of kelp forest tipping points\,
  stewardship innovations from the Holocene being revitalized in the Anthro
 pocene\, and methods to reveal leverage points to enable transformation in
  ocean governance. By pulling these threads together\, Dr Salomon aims to 
 inspire and catalyze solutions to Canada’s ocean challenges today.\n
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LOCATION:Online
SUMMARY:Time Travel\, Tipping Points and Transformation: Informing Safe and
  Just Operating Space for Canada’s Pacific Coastal Oceans
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