Webinar
How can we mobilize science to support the transformational global action required by climate change? By creating a new type of scientist. In this webinar, Drs. Mary Ann Rozance, Meade Krosby and Amy Snover will discuss the need for science training that builds collaborative science skills at different career stages to develop a strong community of practice around actionable climate science.
When
Wed, 06/01/2022 (All day)
External Link
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Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center
Public Availability
Open to the Public
Register now for our upcoming webinar series!
Register here for Webinar 1: "Fire and Humans in Resilient Ecosystems of the American Southwest " on April 21.
Register here for Webinar 2: "Tribal-Led Renewal of Black Oak Traditions for Climate Adaptation" on May 19.
Register here for Webinar 3: "Engaging Indigenous Communities in Climate Resilience Research " on June 16.
When
Thu, 04/21/2022 (All day) to Sat, 06/18/2022 (All day)
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SW CASC
Public Availability
Open to the Public
Join the South Central Climate Adaptation Science Center and U.S. Forest Service for our upcoming webinar series titled "Fire and Climate Change." The webinars are open to South Central CASC tribal partners and resource managers working in the realm of fire and climate change and the Southern Region (Region 8) USFS ecologists, planners, foresters, fire personnel, Tribal Liaisons, climate change coordinators, and natural and cultural resources staff. Topics discussed will include an introduction to the intersection of fire and climate change, Indigenous fire perspectives, and Indigenous fire practices.
There are 4 webinars in this series:
Intersection of Fire & Climate Change (May 3)
Indigenous Fire Perspectives (May 10)
Indigenous Fire Practices (May 17)
Looking Ahead: Climate Action and Resources** (May 24)
**To participate in the last webinar on "Looking Ahead," you must attend at least two of the other webinars.
Learn more and register here.
When
Tue, 05/03/2022 (All day) to Tue, 05/24/2022 (All day)
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South Central Climate Adaptation Science Center (SC CASC)
Public Availability
Open to the Public
In this seminar and mini-workshop, we’ll learn why we need to talk about climate change and the elements of an impactful climate story. Listeners will gain a better understanding of why framing matters and gain exposure to tested framing language.
Kayla McCurry will be the featured presenter. She is the Training Director for NNOCCI, and has been affiliated with the organization since 2016. Her work includes leading the training committee, co-developing new course offerings for the organization, and sitting on the Board of Directors. Passionate about helping people find their conservation voice, Kayla has spent the past 15 years working in Environmental Education for Zoos, Aquariums, and NGOs.
Register here.
When
Tue, 03/29/2022 - 12:30pm
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Host
SE CASC
Public Availability
Open to the Public
According to the March 8 U.S. Drought Monitor, 100% of CA/NV is in drought, with 22.2% in Extreme (D3) or Exceptional (D4) Drought. Most of the western U.S. was exceptionally dry in February, with record low total precipitation at over 200 SNOTEL sites. In California, the driest January and February in state history has led to a March 1 statewide snowpack of less than 70% of average, down from 160% at the start of the new year. With low reservoir carryover, the impacts of snow drought will reach into summer and beyond.
The California-Nevada Drought Early Warning System (CA-NV DEWS) March 2022 Drought & Climate Outlook Webinar is part of a series of regular drought and climate outlook webinars designed to provide stakeholders and other interested parties in the region with timely information on current drought status and impacts, as well as a preview of current and developing climatic events (i.e. El Niño and La Niña).
Featured Presentations
Drought & Climate Update
Ben Hatchett | Western Regional Climate Center, Desert Research Institute
Drought & Climate Outlook
Nathan Patrick | NWS California-Nevada River Forecast Center
California Rangeland Status
Leslie Roche | University of California Cooperative Extension
Register here.
When
Mon, 03/28/2022 - 11:00am to 12:00pm
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Host
NOAA/NIDIS
Public Availability
Open to the Public
The ESA Traditional Ecological Knowledge Section is hosting a webinar series to facilitate a virtual space to welcome and hear from Indigenous voices who work to help sustain and nurture TEK within their communities. The speakers share tools, processes and practices they have learned through activities that work for them in their journey to utilize TEK.
Please join this presentation featuring past TEK Section chair Frank Kanawha Lake-Ph.D., Research Ecologist, USDA Forest Service, on the perspective and experiences of a federal research scientist working with tribes in the Pacific Northwest and California.
Learn more and register here.
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Host
Ecological Society of America
Public Availability
Open to the Public
