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Jan 9, 2020
1 min

Tribal Intertidal Digital Ecological Surveys (TIDES) Info Session, This Saturday!

This Saturday, January 11, the Tribal Intertidal Digital Ecological Surveys (TIDES) team will be holding an introductory workshop on imaging and 3D modeling techniques of coastal environments for the purposes of tracking climate change impacts to culturally important species and areas. RSVP today! Our partners at the Tribal Intertidal Digital Ecological Surveys (TIDES) team, part of Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego, will be holding an introductory workshop

Jan 6, 2020
1 min

Art from Climate Art Fellow Featured in CAICE Interview

“I strongly believe it is our responsibility as scientists to help the public understand the true facts about the causes for the unprecedented changes our planet is experiencing." The San Diego Union-Tribune interviewed Prof. Kim Prather, Director of the Center for Aerosol Impacts on Chemistry of the Environment (CAICE), about CAICE and her upcoming presentation hosted by the Center for Ethics in Science and Technology. This free event is open to the public, and takes place o

Dec 23, 2019
2 min

Connecting Wildlands & Communities Project Highlighted at Climate Change Research Symposium

Dr. Megan Jennings of the Connecting Wildlands & Communities (CWC) Project, a collaborative project led by SDSU’s Institute for Ecological Monitoring and Management, was invited to present on a panel highlighting successful research engagement stories at the California Strategic Growth Council’s Climate Change Research Symposium. On November 5, 2019 the California Strategic Growth Council’s (SGC) Climate Change Research Symposium hosted scientists, community leaders, tribal g

Dec 16, 2019
1 min

Alliance Partners with the Manzanita Band of the Kumeyaay Nation for 2019 Tribal Resilience Project

The Climate Science Alliance is excited to partner with the Manzanita Band of Diegeño Mission Indians of the Kumeyaay Nation to support the Tribe’s vision for the Manzanita 2019 Tribal Resilience Project. The project will include the integration of climate science and Traditional Knowledge to advance Manzanita’s climate resilience planning, helping safeguard the Tribe’s cultural and traditional resources and practices. The Climate Science Alliance is honored to have been invi

Dec 13, 2019
5 min

Mariela's Field Notes: Casa Abierta en Hacienda la Esperanza, Manatí

Mariela Declet Pérez, a Project Lead of the DUNAS project, is back with another update from the field. Read about the annual Open House event at Hacienda la Esperanza in Manatí! El día 2 de noviembre se llevó a cabo el evento anual de Casa Abierta en la Hacienda la Esperanza en Manatí. En este evento Para la Naturaleza abre sus puertas de las reservas para que la ciudadanía les visite y conozcan sobre los trabajos y proyectos que se están realizando en la región. Este ano fui

Dec 2, 2019
5 min

Mariela's Field Notes: Marejada de los Muertos 2019 Puerto Rico

Mariela Declet Pérez, a Project Lead of the DUNAS project, is back with another update from the field. Read about what "the swell of the dead" means for the dune restoration project. Cuando llega el final del mes de octubre y principio del mes de noviembre comienzan a generarse frentes de fríos en el continente de América del Norte. A estos sistemas moverse través del continente, se crea una baja presión asociada al sistema que genera un área de vientos en dirección hacia el

Nov 14, 2019
3 min

Celebrating the Stories that Connect Us at the 2019 All Alliance Annual Meeting

The Climate Science Alliance team was excited to reflect and connect with over 78 attendees in celebration of our past year of programming. With the theme “The Stories that Connect Us”, we invited 12 climate leaders to share how they’re building a more resilient community in collaboration with the Climate Science Alliance. The Climate Science Alliance invited members, partners, and friends to join us at the San Diego Natural History Museum on October 31st for the 2019 All All

Oct 30, 2019
2 min

DUNAS Project Highlighted at Climate Heritage Network Global Launch in Edinburgh

Dr. Isabel Rivera-Collazo spoke at the Climate Heritage Network Global Launch in Edinburgh, sharing about the DUNAS project and the importance of protecting cultural heritage in the face of climate change. “Cultural heritage is a source of resilience in the face of climate change.” - Dr. Isabel Rivera-Collazo The Climate Heritage Network Global Launch on October 24-25, 2019 gathered attendees from the cultural heritage sector to mobilize on climate action across the globe. C

Oct 16, 2019
1 min

American Association for the Advancement of Science Calls Out Climate Science Alliance as Model

The creation and impact of the Climate Science Alliance was recently highlighted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). “How we Respond” is an important new study for AAAS. Check out how our network of 340 scientists, organizations, educators, artists, and more are taking action on climate change! The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Center for Public Engagement with Science and Technology launched “How We Respond: Commun

Oct 14, 2019
1 min

Dr. Rivera-Collazo Presents at the Living Heritage Symposium in San Antonio

Dr. Isabel Rivera-Collazo traveled to San Antonio, TX to talk about the DUNAS Project, climate change, and cultural heritage at the Living Heritage Symposium on September 4-6. Dr. Isabel Rivera-Collazo presented at the Living Heritage Symposium on September 4-6 in San Antonio, Texas. As the Principal Investigator of the Descendants United for Nature, Adaptation, and Sustainability (DUNAS) Project in Puerto Rico, Dr. Rivera-Collazo talked about the dune restoration underway as

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