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Foster to Discuss the History and Future of New England’s Forests
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On Wednesday, September 14, a lecture by HF Director David Foster will kick off a year of programming at the Harvard Museum of Natural History for their new exhibit on New England Forests. David’s lecture will draw on more than a century of research from the Harvard Forest about the challenges and choices we face in planning our forests’ future. The event begins at 6:00pm in the Geological Lecture Hall at 24 Oxford Street in Cambridge. A reception in the new exhibit space, sponsored by the Harvard Alumni Association, will follow. Tickets are $10 and RSVPs to haa_alumnieducation@harvard.edu are required.