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Changing temperatures, varied rain, snowfall, and shifting seasons seem to suggest that plants will be more stressed and less productive in the future. But there are still many unknowns. Assistant Professor of Biology, Peter Guiden will talk about his research on invasive plants, changing autumn conditions, and winter climate change affecting plants.

Pete is a community ecologist studying the interaction of living things. An important component of his research is understanding how humans alter these interactions through climate change, habitat loss, and the introduction of invasive species. He received a Ph.D. in integrative biology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He enjoys bringing his research into the classroom, especially the chance to involve students in the effort to conserve and restore biodiversity on campus.

Cost to register for your first event is $10, which goes directly to funding and expanding the virtual programming series, while a portion is contributed to the Hamilton Fund to support teaching and learning on College Hill. 

Did you know you know you can become a Virtual Event Pass (VEP) holder? After you have paid the one-time $10 registration for the first event you attend, you can then register to attend all subsequent virtual events for free until June 30, 2023! Pay once. Attend unlimited. With the Virtual Event Pass you’re supporting Hamilton and staying connected to your Hamily. It’s a win-win!

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