*Climate Change and Your Water, Woods and Wildlife *We hear about climate change and how it's affecting polar bears and the arctic sea ice, but what will it mean to New York's water, woods and wildlife? Changes in temperatures, season lengths, snowpack, and severe weather events are predicted and are already occurring. As temperature and rainfall patterns change, floods and droughts will become more common. Some wildlife species may benefit, but populations of others will decline or shift to new areas. Learn about how our forests may change, and how different kinds of wildlife may be affected. Get tips on steps you can take to manage your water, woods and wildlife in the face of change. *Date:* Wednesday, November 12 *Time:* 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm *Pre-registration Cost*: $10/person *Day of event Cost:*$12/person
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