Join the Center for Western Priorities and the National Parks Conservation Association for a virtual discussion of the bold vision to protect 30 percent of America’s lands and water by 2030. The event will focus on the impacts of climate change on our national parks and how parks can serve as hubs of conservation, connecting larger landscapes. This event will feature New Mexico Senator Tom Udall, National Park Service Principal Climate Change Scientist and University of California at Berkeley Associate Adjunct Professor Dr. Patrick Gonzalez, and Matt Kirby, National Parks Conservation Association’s Director of Energy and Landscape Conservation.

When: Wednesday, October 14 at 12:00pm MT / 2:00pm ET

Where: YouTube Live | Facebook Live

Featuring: 

• Tom Udall, United States Senator for New Mexico

• Patrick Gonzalez, National Park Service Principal Climate Change Scientist and Associate Adjunct Professor at University of California, Berkeley

• Matt Kirby, National Parks Conservation Association Director of Energy and Landscape Conservation

• Jennifer Rokala, Executive Director of the Center for Western Priorities

Prior to the event we will send you a reminder with the link to tune in, as well as links to put the event on your calendar!

Photograph by: Adams, National Park Service