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SUMMARY:SES Seminar Series
LOCATION:School of Environmental Sustainability Room 111\, 6349 N. Kenmore
DESCRIPTION:SES Seminar Series: Luke Dahlberg\n\nEcological Restoration: L
 essons from the Past\, and Changing Paradigms for a Hopeful Future\n\nHea
 dlines announcing the impacts of climate change and the continuing loss o
 f biodiversity can dim the spirits. Nevertheless\, there are real signs o
 f hope for restoring ecosystems and the biological communities and humans
  that rely on them. Citizens for Conservation's Seed Program Manager\, Lu
 ke Dahlberg\, will share his story of an over two-decade journey in Resto
 ration Ecology and Horticulture\, a conversation on what he has learned\,
  the challenges then and now\, and the paradigm shifts and mindsets to re
 vise for a hopeful future of humans and nature coexisting together.\n\nBi
 o: From a young age\, Luke Dahlberg has always had a love and passion for
  the natural world\, whether that was looking for bugs under logs\, start
 ing seeds to create a backyard garden for habitat\, or staring at birds t
 hrough binoculars to figure out who they were. This would lead him to vol
 unteer at Citizens for Conservation\, a non-profit volunteer organization
  in Barrington that focuses on ecosystem preservation and conservation wh
 ile providing environmental education and advocacy to the local and regio
 nal community. Luke pursued a Bachelor's of Science degree in Ornamental 
 Horticulture and Business minor at the University of Wisconsin-Plattevill
 e. Luke focuses on native plant conservation and restoration through prop
 agation and research horticulture\, looking to understand how to resto\n\
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