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==General Information== | ==General Information== | ||
Logistics: [[Media:logistics_stlouis.pdf| Workshop Logistics]] | *Logistics: [[Media:logistics_stlouis.pdf| Workshop Logistics]] | ||
Maps: [[Media:Hotel to gardens map.pdf| Hotel to Gardens]] [[Media:map_mbg_monsanto.pdf|Monsanto Map]][[Media:map_mbg_cbec.pdf|CBEC Map]] | *Maps: | ||
**[[Media:Hotel to gardens map.pdf| Hotel to Gardens]] | |||
**[[Media:map_mbg_monsanto.pdf|Monsanto Map]] | |||
**[[Media:map_mbg_cbec.pdf|CBEC Map]] | |||
===Workshop Overview=== | ===Workshop Overview=== | ||
The workshop will focus on using specimen-based data to study global change, including climate change, landscape modification, and invasive species. The workshop will examine the use of digitized data to address key questions while also addressing the issue of incomplete (spotty) geographic and taxonomic data. | The workshop will focus on using specimen-based data to study global change, including climate change, landscape modification, and invasive species. The workshop will examine the use of digitized data to address key questions while also addressing the issue of incomplete (spotty) geographic and taxonomic data. | ||