“Climate Change at the Natural History Museum: Research and Interpretation” Sarah George, Executive Director, Natural History Museum of Utah
“Climate Change as Strategic Opportunity: Imagination, Responsibility, and Community” - Kari Norgaard, DEPT. of Sociology, U. of Oregon Climate change poses profound ecological, social and political crises, but also opportunities to re-imagine our responsibilities to one another and the natural world and to create community. This talk draws upon fieldwork on climate denial and Norgaard's […]
“Achieving global ecology via dispersed community curated data resources: Neotoma and PalEON” Jack Williams, Center for Climatic Research, Professor of Geography, University of Wisconsin | 4pm, 210 asb | read more Ecologists often seek to study processes operating at continental to global scales from amalgams of data originally collected at local to regional scales. Ecological data […]