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SUMMARY:17. Canary in a Coal Mine
LOCATION:The Revue Stage
DESCRIPTION:17. Canary in a Coal Mine\nThere are 3 billion fewer birds in 
 North America than a half century ago. Worldwide\, almost 50% of bird sp
 ecies are in decline. The ones who remain are still trying to warn us of i
 mpending danger—we would be wise to listen before it’s too late\, as t
 hese three authors detail in their new books that explore the beauty of th
 ese creatures\; the impacts of climate change on different bird species\; 
 and what they can teach us about our own future on earth. In Where the Ea
 rth Meets the Sky\, conservation scientist Louise K. Blight chronicles 
 her research on penguins surviving in the farthest reaches of Antarctica.
  Briony Penn’s The Seabird Trials traces a landmark oil spill court b
 attle that resulted in the first settlement in North American history to c
 ompensate for the destruction of wild animals. Jackie Morris introduces 
 a compendium of winged companions in The Book of Birds: an illustrated lo
 ve letter to birdlife\, and a clarion call to protect them\, co-authored b
 y Robert Macfarlane. \nModerated by Laura Lynch. \nExplore the full Fes
 tival line up on our website: writersfest.bc.ca\nBOX OFFICE INFO\nComplet
 e Festival Box Office information can be found on our website: writersfes
 t.bc.ca/box-office \nNeed to talk to Box Office staff? Please reach out t
 o boxoffice@writersfest.bc.ca\, or call 778-658-0426.\nHaving trouble comp
 leting your online order? Showpass support can be reached at 1 (844) 307-7
 469.\nACCESSIBILITY INFO\nComplete Festival accessibility information can
  be found on our website: writersfest.bc.ca/accessibility\nWe do our best 
 to make our events low-barrier\, accessible experiences for our community.
  If you have accessibility needs\, please reach out to boxoffice@writersfe
 st.bc.ca\, or call 778-658-0426.\n\nBoletos: https://www.showpass.com/2026
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