October 26, 2010
6:30-8:30 pm
Location: Fort Baker, Institute at the Golden Gate, Public Event, Marin County
Event Type: Environment/Science, Member Event
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Cost: $15, FREE for Parks Conservancy members and Cavallo Point guests*
Planting Trees for Mekong Giants
Presented in collaboration with Conservation International
Featuring David Emmett, Regional Director, Greater Mekong Region, Conservation International
In Cambodia, wildlife and people depend on a unique and fragile freshwater ecosystem. The flooded forests surrounding the Tonle Sap Lake support a bewildering array of animals. Yet the lake’s fishery is collapsing. This would lead to the loss of one of the most productive fisheries in the world, with devastating effects on Cambodia’s poor. David Emmett will present the work CI is doing to maintain this ecosystem for the people and wildlife that rely on it.
For additional information, questions or comments, please contact the Institute at the Golden Gate at events@instituteatgoldengate.org, or call (415) 561-3560.
*If you are a Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy member or Cavallo Point guest, please contact us to register for your FREE ticket to attend this lecture.