October 15, 2014

Free Lecture: Chemicals, Animals, and People in the Salish Sea – Oct 23

Lines that Don’t Divide: Telling Tales about Chemicals, Animals, and People in the Salish Sea

Thursday, October 23
5:30 pm

Fletcher Challenge Theater, SFU Harbour Centre

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Taylor

Although the Canada-U.S. border has tightened in recent decades, that boundary seems far more porous when we look to nature. Stories about species migrations, food chains, and bioaccumulation blur the distinctions between nation states and even species. Environmental historian Joseph Taylor will narrate a set of ecological stories about human history and marine ecology to illustrate how pollutants have been traveling around the Salish Sea for more than a century.
This is a free event and is open to the general public. Reserve your spot online.

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