Please share widely. I am recruiting for two funded phd positions and a 2yr postdoc. Full ads: drewpeltier.com/opportunitie…
1) PhD position in climate adaptation science (SWCASC)
2) PhD position in memory effects in forest C cycle (NSF funded)
3) Postdoc position (2yr) in 14C/NSC
New research demonstrates the link between tributary erosion and downstream floodplain construction in the Colorado River system. The lead author is former SWCASC NRWD Fellow, John T. Kemper! ⬇️
swcasc.arizona.edu/news/new-…
📸 Colorado River, USGS
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A few SWCASC researchers will be presenting next week at the 2022 @theAGU meeting in Chicago! 👩💼
Check out the full list of CASC Network presenters & their work here: usgs.gov/programs/climate-ad…#AGU22#CASCAdapt
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The newly launched Colorado River Science Wiki is now available! The Wiki is an information hub for water resource management and was created with funding from the SWCASC 🌊
swcasc.arizona.edu/news/newl…
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The 2020-2021 cohort of SWCASC NRWD Fellows
have released a podcast in collaboration with the Karuk Tribe!
Follow the link to listen to Intentional Fire now: swcasc.arizona.edu/news/2020…
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A few months ago, Michiko Squires joined the CASC network to work on data management for the SWCASC and @NW_CASC!
Get to know Michiko and her work by heading over to the profile about her on our website ➡️ swcasc.arizona.edu/news/swca…
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University Director of the SWCASC, Gregg Garfin, is an author on the recent publication in @Sus_MDPI, "A Comprehensive Methodology for Evaluating the Economic Impacts of Floods: An Application to Canada, Mexico, and the United States." ⬇️
mdpi.com/2071-1050/14/21/141…
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8 Nov | JOIN US for @theAGU Science & Society Dialogues event with leading scholars in SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES like Tamara Wall @DRIScience. REGISTER at: agu.org/Events/Webinars/Scie…
Hosted by @KripaAkila & @abamzaidodson ft. @uroojra @Miguel0hnsrg Tamara Wall & Thushara Gunda
A BIG thank you to our panelists: Melinda Adams (former SWCASC NRWD Fellow), Carlie Domingues (former SWCASC NRWD Fellow), @DenissJMartinez,
@EcoFontana, & Will Madrigal Jr. from @CSAinAction!
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SWAF is underway! 🎉
We received an overview of the Forum and a welcome, then on to a message from @SecDebHaaland 🌏
Our virtual Opening Address was given by @ITEPAnnMarie!
Next up is the Networking Reception! Find the full agenda on the SWCASC website: swcasc.arizona.edu/2022-sout…
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SWAF 2022 starts TOMORROW!!
We can't wait to see you there! Be sure to follow us on all our social media channels for live updates during SWAF, plus tag us in your forum photos by using #SWAF2022 📸
swcasc.arizona.edu/2022-sout…#SWCASC#ClimateAdaptation @CASCAdapt
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DYK you can find us on multiple social media platforms?
Follow us everywhere to stay up to date on new climate adaptation research in the southwest, news & events, and more! 🖥️🖱️
#SWCASC#ClimateAdaptation#CASCAdapt
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🖥️ We've changed our look! 🖥️
Navigate over to our website now to see our brand NEW re-design! We've also restructured our website to make it easier to find exactly what you're looking for -- check it out! ⬇️
swcasc.arizona.edu/#SWCASC#CASCAdapt
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Our August newsletter is out now! 📢
Find information about applying to attend Southwest Adaptation Forum 2022, the newest episode of
@RainShinePod, & an opening for a part-time Admin Support Professional with the SWCASC!
mailchi.mp/437100c1f110/ecoc…#CASCAdapt#EcoClimateNewsSW
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SWCASC researcher, Dr. Glen MacDonald talks with ABC News about extreme weather-related climate change impacts in a new, live interview ⬇️
abcnews.go.com/US/video/clim…
New research, partially funded by the SWCASC, examines management responses to Vegetation Type Conversion (VTC) & how management plays an important role in Southwest forest climate adaptation.
swcasc.arizona.edu/news/2022…#CASCAdapt#VTC#ClimateAdaptation
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