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X-WR-CALDESC:Join Conservation Nebraska for an engaging presentation on mon
 archs and regal fritillaries — two butterfly species of great conservation
  interest that are vital to ecosystem services like pollination.\n\nWe’ll 
 be joined by Dr. Ted Burk\, Creighton University Professor of Biology\, wh
 o will share insights into the biology and population trends of these butt
 erflies. He’ll also discuss findings from more than 25 years of surveys tr
 acking their populations and flower visitation patterns across Eastern Neb
 raska’s tallgrass prairies.\n\nAttend in person at UNO’s Barbara Weitz Com
 munity Engagement Center (Room 230) or virtually via Zoom. In‑person atten
 dees may park in Lot E.\n\nRegister in advance for the online webinar:\nht
 tps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iGtfa7uXTwaXg11OKM2V9w\n\nAbout 
 the speaker: Dr. Burk earned his B.A. in Biology from the University of Ka
 nsas in 1974 and later studied at New College\, University of Oxford. Afte
 r a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Florida\, he joined Creig
 hton University’s Biology Department in 1982 and became a professor in 199
 6. His research focuses on behavioral and conservation biology\, especiall
 y in insects. He has authored 30 papers and book chapters and co‑authored 
 Biology of Animal Behavior. He is also deeply involved in citizen science 
 initiatives that engage the public in conservation research.
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DESCRIPTION:Join Conservation Nebraska for an engaging presentation on mona
 rchs and regal fritillaries — two butterfly species of great conservation 
 interest that are vital to ecosystem services like pollination.\n\nWe’ll b
 e joined by Dr. Ted Burk\, Creighton University Professor of Biology\, who
  will share insights into the biology and population trends of these butte
 rflies. He’ll also discuss findings from more than 25 years of surveys tra
 cking their populations and flower visitation patterns across Eastern Nebr
 aska’s tallgrass prairies.\n\nAttend in person at UNO’s Barbara Weitz Comm
 unity Engagement Center (Room 230) or virtually via Zoom. In‑person attend
 ees may park in Lot E.\n\nRegister in advance for the online webinar:\nhtt
 ps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iGtfa7uXTwaXg11OKM2V9w\n\nAbout t
 he speaker: Dr. Burk earned his B.A. in Biology from the University of Kan
 sas in 1974 and later studied at New College\, University of Oxford. After
  a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Florida\, he joined Creigh
 ton University’s Biology Department in 1982 and became a professor in 1996
 . His research focuses on behavioral and conservation biology\, especially
  in insects. He has authored 30 papers and book chapters and co‑authored B
 iology of Animal Behavior. He is also deeply involved in citizen science i
 nitiatives that engage the public in conservation research.
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260429T200000
LOCATION:UNO Community Engagement Center (Room 230) or via Zoom
SUMMARY:Butterfly Royalty of Nebraska Prairies: Monarchs and Regal Fritilla
 ries
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