Part of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s
Fall Speaker Series: Climate Change in the Chesapeake
water floods a coastal area up to and around an abandoned home

Date/Time: Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2-3pm     
Location:
Virtual
Cost: $7.50 per session, with a 20% discount for CBMM members
Register online for all five sessions in the Fall Speaker Series for a discount     

Single Session Registration and Full Series Registration available

About this session: How will a changing climate impact the Chesapeake Bay watershed, and all of the people and creatures that call this place home? In this session, Bill Boicourt, Professor Emeritus at University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, will explore current understandings from climate science research to help participants better understand the changes happening throughout the region, from increasing river flow, to rising sea levels, to impacts on the atmosphere, the forests, and the creatures that live in the Bay.

About the series: With climate change a global reality, the Chesapeake is one of the most vulnerable areas to warming temperatures, rising sea levels, and increased storm intensities. This series explores the connection between science and culture, looking at how communities are adapting to build climate resilience.

For more information: email registration@cbmm.org, call 410-745-2916, or visit our website at cbmm.org.