Diverse Impacts of Climate Change on Aquatic Ecosystems

Three University of Washington grad students with the Program on Climate Change will be sharing how their research has expanded knowledge of the Diverse Impacts of Climate Change on Aquatic Ecosystems.  Come next week for their Schooner panel presentation in the beer garden at Bickersons Brewhouse in Ballard,  sponsored by the UW Program on Climate Change with collaboration of Cascadia Climate Action a nonprofit* and organizer behind the Climate Science on Tap series. 

Topics covered by the panel include:

• Unraveling the Mystery of Antarctica's Melting Ice: Insights from 2023's Record Low Sea Ice  -  Zac Espinosa

• Hidden Impacts of Climate Change on Marine Organisms -  Juliette Jacquemont

• The Scoop on Poop: Characterizing Micronutrients in Excrement to Understand the Lost Recycling Services of Great Whales in the Antarctic - Patrick Monreal

Moderatored and organized by UW PhD Biology graduate student Madeleine Strait.

Free or by donation.  All ages welcome! 

Bring snacks, order pizza, or bring dinner to enjoy with tasty Bickersons beers and ales with camaraderie around beer garden tables, while also becoming more informed on climate change impacts and solutions! 

*Fiscallly-sponsored by CascadiaNow! a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations deductiable pursuant to all applicable IRS regulations.