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SUMMARY:2021 Sitka WhaleFest Symposium - Registration deadline 1 November
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:The Sitka Sound Science Center invites registration for the 2021 Sitka Whal
 eFest Symposium with the theme of Predators & Prey- A delicate dance. T
 his virtual event will include scientists sharing and presentations and wil
 l take place 4-7 November 2021.\nSitka WhaleFest celebrates marine life thr
 ough science education, community and storytelling. This festival raises aw
 areness, educates, and creates enthusiasm for the marine environment. The g
 oal is to bring a deeper understanding of the marine environment to a diver
 se and inclusive audience in a way that all participants feel welcome and e
 ngaged.\nSymposium theme description:\nThe relationship between predators a
 nd prey is a delicate dance that is constantly taking place across our worl
 d’s oceans. From giant whales to microscopic species this dance results in 
 a balance, with both partners in sync, to the benefit of themselves, their 
 species, and their ecosystems. Explore how predators and prey adapt while r
 elying on one another to maintain ecosystem harmony and balance. \nTo regis
 ter, go to:\n WhaleFest Registration (https://whova.com/portal/registration
 /sitka_202105)\nRegistration deadline: 1 November 2021\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: justify;">The Sitka Sound Science Center invites regi
 stration for the <strong>2021 Sitka WhaleFest Symposium</strong> with the t
 heme of <em>Predators &amp; Prey- A delicate dance</em>. This virtual event
  will include scientists sharing and presentations and will take place <str
 ong>4-7 November 2021.</strong></p><p style="text-align: justify;">Sitka Wh
 aleFest celebrates marine life through science education, community and sto
 rytelling. This festival raises awareness, educates, and creates enthusiasm
  for the marine environment. The goal is to bring a deeper understanding of
  the marine environment to a diverse and inclusive audience in a way that a
 ll participants feel welcome and engaged.</p><p style="text-align: justify;
 "><strong>Symposium theme description:</strong></p><p style="text-align: ju
 stify;">The relationship between predators and prey is a delicate dance tha
 t is constantly taking place across our world’s oceans. From giant whales t
 o microscopic species this dance results in a balance, with both partners i
 n sync, to the benefit of themselves, their species, and their ecosystems. 
 Explore how predators and prey adapt while relying on one another to mainta
 in <strong>ecosystem harmony and balance. </strong></p><p style="text-align
 : justify;">To register, go to:<br /> <a href="https://whova.com/portal/reg
 istration/sitka_202105" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WhaleFest Registrati
 on</a></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>Registration deadline:</s
 trong> 1 November 2021</p>
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