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April 25, 2013
See what other users are talking about! Discover new ideas and opportunities in the field.
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Joe Berg, Biohabitats Incorporated
Tosha Comendant, Conservation Biology Institute
Lois DeBacker, The Kresge Foundation
Katie Dolan, Formerly of the New York Chapter of The Nature Conservancy
Barbara Dugelby, Round River Conservation Studies
Mark Eakin, NOAA Coral Reef Watch
Don Falk, School of Natural Resources, University of Arizona
Barry Gold, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
Mark Humpert, Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies
Matt Kuharic, King County's Department of Natural Resources and Parks Director's Office
Mandy Valentine, The Kresge Foundation
Paul Wilson, Sierra Club Resilient Habitats Campaign
Erika Zavaleta, Environmental Studies Department, University of California
Tosha Comendant, Conservation Biology Institute
Lois DeBacker, The Kresge Foundation
Katie Dolan, Formerly of the New York Chapter of The Nature Conservancy
Barbara Dugelby, Round River Conservation Studies
Mark Eakin, NOAA Coral Reef Watch
Don Falk, School of Natural Resources, University of Arizona
Barry Gold, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
Mark Humpert, Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies
Matt Kuharic, King County's Department of Natural Resources and Parks Director's Office
Mandy Valentine, The Kresge Foundation
Paul Wilson, Sierra Club Resilient Habitats Campaign
Erika Zavaleta, Environmental Studies Department, University of California
In The Little Prince, the fox tells the prince that he must never forget that “you remain responsible, forever, for what you have tamed.” In a similar way, we are now responsible, forever, for the countless species threatened by our commandeering of Earth’s climate. CAKE is an indispensible tool for exercising that responsibility.
