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Friday, January 10
 

8:55am PST

When The BIG One Hits LIMITED SEATS REMAIN
Friday January 10, 2025 8:55am - 10:10am PST
What happens when a large enough earthquake hits? Very likely you and your family may have to care for yourselves for a few days.  This session gets you started thinking and considering your individual and family preparedness.
Facilitators
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Ed Vail

Ed's an engineer who is running out of disaster preparedness tasks and family patience in his own household. He likes the feeling of calm that comes from being prepared for any situation. It's possible that one of the reasons he is into disaster preparation is he has lingering doubts... Read More →
Friday January 10, 2025 8:55am - 10:10am PST
1102

10:15am PST

911! FULL
Friday January 10, 2025 10:15am - 11:30am PST
It’s best if the first time you use a fire extinguisher is not also the first time you are fighting a fire. More likely than not, you will be involved in a 911 situation sometime in your life. You don’t need to be a hero, but practicing now can make you seem like one. We’ll practice using fire extinguishers and acting out 911 scenarios.
Facilitators
EV

Ed Vail

Ed's an engineer who is running out of disaster preparedness tasks and family patience in his own household. He likes the feeling of calm that comes from being prepared for any situation. It's possible that one of the reasons he is into disaster preparation is he has lingering doubts... Read More →
Friday January 10, 2025 10:15am - 11:30am PST
1102

12:35pm PST

Animal Behavior for Conservationists FULL
Friday January 10, 2025 12:35pm - 1:50pm PST
Understanding animal behavior is a fascinating challenge. Wild animals migrate vast distances, maintain complex social relationships, and solve novel problems in their environment. These behaviors aren't just scientifically interesting - they might have important consequences for environmental conservation. If we want to save endangered species and preserve the world's biodiversity, we need to understand things like: how do primates change their behavior in response to deforestation? How does noise pollution affect the social relationships of whales? How are bird migrations adjusting to climate change, and how can we mitigate the effects?

This presentation starts by looking at the science of animal behavior and its relevance to conservation. We then discuss one scientist's work on primate behavior in a threatened region of Amazon rainforest, and its implications for rainforest regeneration.
Facilitators
avatar for Gustav Steinhardt

Gustav Steinhardt

Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley
Dr. R. Gustav Steinhardt is a Lecturer UC-Berkeley and an Associate Research Scientist with Field Projects International. He has worked at a biological field station in the Peruvian Amazon since 2017, studying how wild primates behave and how we can use that information to assist... Read More →
Friday January 10, 2025 12:35pm - 1:50pm PST
1102

1:55pm PST

Animal Behavior for Conservationists SEATS AVAILABLE
Friday January 10, 2025 1:55pm - 3:10pm PST
Understanding animal behavior is a fascinating challenge. Wild animals migrate vast distances, maintain complex social relationships, and solve novel problems in their environment. These behaviors aren't just scientifically interesting - they might have important consequences for environmental conservation. If we want to save endangered species and preserve the world's biodiversity, we need to understand things like: how do primates change their behavior in response to deforestation? How does noise pollution affect the social relationships of whales? How are bird migrations adjusting to climate change, and how can we mitigate the effects?

This presentation starts by looking at the science of animal behavior and its relevance to conservation. We then discuss one scientist's work on primate behavior in a threatened region of Amazon rainforest, and its implications for rainforest regeneration.
Facilitators
avatar for Gustav Steinhardt

Gustav Steinhardt

Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley
Dr. R. Gustav Steinhardt is a Lecturer UC-Berkeley and an Associate Research Scientist with Field Projects International. He has worked at a biological field station in the Peruvian Amazon since 2017, studying how wild primates behave and how we can use that information to assist... Read More →
Friday January 10, 2025 1:55pm - 3:10pm PST
1102
 
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