'Borders and Biodiversity' The complex impact geopolitical borders, other types of borders (state, protected area), and human conflicts have in impacting conservation and global biodiversity. This panel is especially timely considering the impacts the United States/Mexican border wall is likely …
Alpine glaciers of the McMurdo Dry Valleys: how are they changing and why do we care? When we think of "glaciers" and "Antarctica", frequently we think about melt and change. But in a place that is so cold and for …
Seeing Earth Through the Flames: How Climate Change is Contributing to Catastrophic Fires Join us for a panel discussion on the complex relationship between wildfire and climate change. Documented warming and drying of climate over the last several decades have …
Cities and Buildings Addressing Climate Change With guest speaker Ralph DiNola, CEO, New Buildings Institute co-sponspred with Institute for the Built Environment School of Global Environmental Sustainability Nancy Richardson Design Center
Climate migrants: how climate change is shifting the global demographic Join us for a panel discussion on the intersection between climate change and human, plant and animal migration patterns. There is growing realization among researchers, policy makers, and the wider …
Our Climate Future Reflect :: Engage :: Inspire Celebrating 20 years of climate action in Fort Collins Live music, food and refreshments, door prizes Visit community booths to learn about local climate action, waste reduction, energy efficiency, and equity work …
The Color of Ice: Photographs of Ancient Ice Cores with Dirk Hobman, Artist and Photographer The attached photograph is of 29,000 year-old ice from the West Antarctic Ice Sheet that has not been altered or enhanced in any way. How …
Please join us at the Africa Center Coffee Social! This is a great opportunity to meet faculty, staff, students, and community members who work in Africa or have an interest in Africa. Share ideas, stories, and research! All are welcome!!! Freshly brewed African …
Join us for a panel discussion of oceans and global sustainability. The world’s oceans and the species that live in them help regulate global weather and climate, produce much of the planet’s oxygen, and provide food, jobs, and energy for …
Jessie Creamean- Research Scientist, Colorado State University The Arctic Ocean has a diverse and dynamic ecosystem within the sea water and ice pack. Interactions between microorganisms living in the ocean, ice, and atmosphere are highly sensitive to the rapidly evolving …