[NatureNS] Blomidon Naturalists montly meeting: Monday, January

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Vivit?

On 13/01/11 9:27 PM, Patrick Kelly wrote:
> The January meeting of the Blomidon Naturalists will take place on
> Monday, January 17, 2011 at 7:30 PM in Room BAC241 in the Beveridge Arts
> Centre at Acadia Univresity
>
> The main presentation will be – Bad Blows and Big Floods: Severe Weather
> and Community Response in the Annapolis Valley, by DR. DAVID DUKE.
>
> It's everyone's favourite topic, but how much do we really know about
> the history of weather in our lives? Were winters really colder “back
> then”? Were storms stronger? These are important questions because
> climate change may be affecting our weather patterns and their impact on
> our communities may be changing. This presentation offers a weather
> history of the Annapolis Valley, focussing especially on bad weather
> such as storms. What was the impact of these storms, and how did
> communities respond to their impact? What was the effect of provincial
> and federal involvement in the aftermath of severe weather? In a world
> of changing climate, what can the Annapolis Valley expect in terms of
> severe weather and its impact in the future?
>
> David Duke is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of History and
> Classics and also teaches in the Environmental and Sustainability
> Studies programme at Acadia University. He teaches in the field of
> environmental history, the history of science and technology, and in
> Russian and Soviet history. His research focuses on the environmental
> history of Atlantic Canada. He is currently part of a team investigating
> the environmental, social, and cultural history of the Tantramar, with
> particular reference to the Beaubassin area.
>
> For more information about the Blomidon Naturalists, vivit
> http://www.blomidonnaturalists.ca
>
>
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> Patrick Kelly
> Director of Computer Facilities
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> Faculty of Architecture and Planning
> Dalhousie University
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> PO Box 1000 Stn Central 5410 Spring Garden Road
> Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 2X4 Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 2X4
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