Climate Resilience in Research and Practice – Joint Spring Seminar Series 2024 – FRS, ESS, GDPE

Each spring semester, the Department of Forest and Rangeland Stewardship hosts a course for students in which speakers present their research or talk about their work as practitioners. The interdisciplinary talks also include speakers invited by the Department of Ecosystem Science & Sustainability and the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology, and seminars are open to interested visitors.

For 2024, the theme for the seminars is “Climate Resilience in Research and Practice.”

Each talk is planned to be in person from 4 to 5 pm MT with a remote viewing option for the FRS and ESS talks. FRS and ESS recordings will be made available on Youtube after the event, if the speaker permits. Please reach out via email for a virtual link in advance of the talk.

Schedule:

DatePresenter and AffiliationSeminar TitleSeminar Department and LocationRecordings will be available on the FRS Youtube Page.
February 21, 2024John Waconda; Indigenous Partnerships program manager, The Nature Conservancy"A Perspective of Southwest Tribal Forest and Fire Management (1990 to present), and Outlook for Positive Future Opportunities"FRS, NR 345Youtube
February 28, 2024Naomi Pierce; Professor of Biology, Harvard University“On wings and wavelengths, and how an analysis of butterfly scales can lead to climate change solutions”

GDPE, Lory Student Center University Ballroomn/a
March 20, 2024Jianguo Liu; Professor, Michigan State University“Systems Integration for Global Sustainability”

GDPE, Lory Student Center University Ballroomn/a
March 27, 2024Meg Mills-Novoa; Assistant Professor of Environmental Science, UC Berkeley"How Climate Change Adaptation Projects Endure: A community-based approach to ex-post assessment of adaptation projects in Ecuador"ESS, NR 345
April 3, 2024Marc Castellnou; Fire Chief and GRAF (prescribed fire) Team Leader, Catalan Fire Service. President of Pau Costa Foundation"Extreme fire events: intensification and decoupling"FRS, NR 345
April 10, 2024Antônio Alves Meira Neto; Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, CSU"A framework for timescale propagation of hydrologic variability"ESS, NR 345
April 17, 2024Aida Cuni-Sanches; Postdoctoral research associate in Environment and Geography, University of YorkTBAGDPE, Lory Student Center University Ballroomn/a
May 1, 2024Sarah Federman; Director of Landscape Decarbonization
Susan Cook-Patton; Senior Forest Restoration Scientist, The Nature Conservancy
Matt Ramlow; Research Associate in World Resources Institute's Climate program

Climate Solutions Panel, reception to follow 5 - 6 pm in MSNR lobbyESS, NR 345