Events Calendar

April 2018

Monday, April 2
4:00 pm	Picking Extremes: Single-Forams and Models Reveal New Features of Tropical Climate Variability

Tuesday, April 3
12:15 pm	Discovering the Future, Creating the Past: the Legal and Scientific Dynamics of Restoring our Damaged Ecosystems

Wednesday, April 4
11:45 am	Range-Wide Analysis of Douglas-Fir Growth and Vulnerability to Climate Change
3:00 pm	Using Land Potential and Legacy Effects to Guide Conservation Practices on NM Rangelands
4:00 pm	Tracking the History of Earth's Oxygenation
6:30 pm	Spill Stories

Thursday, April 5
4:00 pm	Atmospheric Reanalyses: A Tool for Investigating Hazardous Weather Events
7:00 pm	From Complete Streets to Thriving Communities: An Evening with Gil Peñalosa

Friday, April 6
9:00 am	Solar and Renewable Energy
12:00 pm	Rooted: Public Values and Uses for Arizona Streams and Springs
12:00 pm	Gil Peñalosa \| CAPLA Special Guest Lecture
1:00 pm	Sustainable Architecture
3:00 pm	Green Fund Open Meeting

Saturday, April 7
1:30 pm	Edible Landscapes Tour
3:00 pm	Pō é tree: Respecting Our Planet

Monday, April 9
8:00 am	El Día del Agua y la Atmósfera - Annual Student Research Conference
10:00 am	Uranium in Navajo Nation Ground Waters: Finding an Affordable Solution
3:00 pm	Quantitative Assessments of Water and Salt Balance for Cropping Systems in the Colorado River Basin

Monday, April 9 to Friday, April 13
8:00 am to 6:00 pm	EarthWeek 2018

Wednesday, April 11
3:00 pm	The Brave New World of Ecological Restoration: Hubris, Humility and the Changing Face of Nature
6:00 pm	No Species is an Island: A Science-Art Collaboration

Thursday, April 12
4:00 pm	An Operational Real-Time and Seasonal Hydrologic Forecasting System (HFS) for the Upper Zambezi Basin, Africa
4:00 pm	California Water: 2018 and Beyond
6:00 pm	Boats, Floats and Climate Models: Understanding our Ocean

Saturday, April 14
10:00 am	The Resiliency of Hopi Agriculture
1:30 pm	Arboretum History Tour

Monday, April 16
3:00 pm	The Engineering Side of Biomass Utilization and Processing
4:00 pm	Tropical Pacific Climate over the Last 7,000 Years - A Coral Ensemble Approach

Tuesday, April 17
12:00 pm	Trees Around the World Tour
12:00 pm	Advances in Forecasting Summer Monsoon Precipitation, Simulation of Convective Storm Processes
6:00 pm	Harnessing the Sun: Creating Power from Light

Wednesday, April 18
3:00 pm	Disturbance, Resilience and (Maybe) Evolution

Thursday, April 19
4:00 pm	Alpine Hydrogeology: The Critical Role of Groundwater in Sourcing the Headwaters of the World

Friday, April 20
10:30 am	Evaluating Environmental Water Acquisitions & Regional Climate Services
1:00 pm	Climate Alliance Mapping Project: Public Political Ecology for Earth Stewardship
3:30 pm	Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Forest Loss Related to Cocaine Trafficking in Central America

Saturday, April 21 to Sunday, April 22
10:00 am to 5:00 pm	Earth Day 2018 at Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium

Saturday, April 21
10:00 am	GO GREEN
2:00 pm	Biosphere 2 Food-Water-Energy Tour

Sunday, April 22
1:30 pm	Landscape Horticulture Tour

Monday, April 23
3:00 pm	Bridging the STEM Gap: Preparing the Next Generation for the Changing STEM Workforce

Tuesday, April 24
4:00 pm	Corals on Acid - Impacts of Ocean Acidification on Coral Reefs
5:30 pm	Water Roots: Springs in our Wildest Places

Wednesday, April 25
12:00 pm	Navigating Water Policy in Uncertain Times: New vs. Old Paradigms
3:00 pm	Flux Towers and Cuvettes in the Sky: New Remote Sensing Techniques for Ecological Processes
5:00 pm	Agnese Nelms Haury's Legacy in Music and Words

Thursday, April 26
12:00 pm	New Techniques for Mapping Planted Versus Fallowed Croplands Using MODIS Data
12:00 pm	The Making of Federal Science Policy: How the Sausage Gets Made and the Need for More Engaged Scholarship and Decision Making
4:00 pm	A Window Opens from the Mesopelagic: A Proteinaceous Deep-Sea Coral’s View of Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Change Above

Friday, April 27
10:30 am	The Southwestern Monsoon - Presentations and Q&A
10:30 am	Care About Climate
1:00 pm	Green Building Practice
3:00 pm	Green Fund Open Meeting
3:30 pm	The Slow(est) Professor: A Decade of Community-Based Water Research Along Nicaragua's Pacific Coast

Monday, April 30
3:00 pm	Life Where the Sun Don’t Shine: Cultivating Oligotrophic Bacteria from the Catalina Mountain Subsurface