You’re invited! Environmental journalist Alan Weisman will discuss his new book, “Hope Dies Last,” a portrait of hope and resilience as we face a fractured and uncertain future. Join in May 5 at 4 p.m. in ENR2 S107 for his talk and book signing. https://t.co/PlhqhjtKSM

The organizing committee is making progress towards the 53rd Annual GeoDaze Research Symposium 👀 👀 ! They are excited to announce Dr. Sujata Murty as this year's keynote speaker, visiting from SUNY Albany. Stay tuned for more information on her talk.

Learn key skills for transdisciplinary research in the climate and environmental sciences with the Transdisciplinary Research Academy! All you need is your curiosity and willingness to learn. Apply for Spring 2025 by Feb. 17: https://t.co/w7PhQwMreo @uazresilience

Does the hill look a little bit cleaner? Thanks to all of our volunteers this morning who helped up pick up litter!

📚U of A Faculty: Applications due this Friday!!🧑🏾‍🏫 ✅Apply to be a Udall Center Fellow and get ahead on your research!✅ 🔗There are myriad ways to tie the work you’re already doing to a policy angle – see if your project fits at the link below!⬇️ https://t.co/dj2pLBt4zo

SAVE THE DATE! So many give a ways and fun activities at this family friendly event!

🧺Make chores less boring! 🎧Tune into 'America Adapts' podcast Ep. 221: Doug Parsons chats with extreme heat researcher Prof. Ladd Keith + other experts on 2025 predictions🌎🌶️ 🔗 Listen at the link below⬇️ https://t.co/IbbK8liqO1

Please join us for this week's Geosciences colloquium talk by Dr. Donna Shillington, visiting from NAU. See more information at: https://t.co/dvu8qzPtkg, or the link in our bio 🏔 #earth #science #alaska #subduction #earthquakes

Happy to share a new @ScienceMagazine perspective, "The growing threat of multiyear droughts," by David Hoover and myself. @UASNRE @UArizonaCALES @uazresearch

The University of Arizona is at the forefront of addressing global challenges that impact society. To support continued research that seeks, understands, and implements solutions that benefit us all, we have launched the Big Idea Challenge. Accept the challenge and submit your

Hurry! Few seats remain in this upcoming Poetry Center class! Geopoetics: Reading & Writing at Planetary Scale with Kathy Wu Saturday, January 18, 2025 - 1:00pm to Saturday, February 1, 2025 - 3:00pm Register today! https://t.co/LdDNlWXT5l

Jonathan Sullivan, @SGDE_UArizona assistant professor, co-authored research linking floods to 25% higher U.S. death rates over 20 years. Findings reveal hidden health impacts and stress the need for climate adaptation. @uarizona @uazresearch https://t.co/CyXwwznobJ

ENR 2 HAS to be on your list when you visit. We promise it is worth it. Find a time to visit it in real life: https://t.co/n2izBt9TMn

Applications are now open for the WRPHTC Public Health & Primary Care Leadership Institute! 🎉 Submit your application by January 3. 🗓️ Don't miss this opportunity to improve your capacity to lead change! Register here: https://t.co/rxqV2DnzOT

🦋'Migratory species need global collaboration,' says Laura López-Hoffman. 🌵UC researchers draw inspiration from international programs linking human well-being to the health of migratory species🌍🐝 🔗Learn more at the link below!⬇️ https://t.co/ZZHVxs4vi4

🗣️ 2025-26 Udall Center Fellowship applications are now open!! Take a semester away from teaching to focus on research in one of four public policy research tracks. 🌟🌟Applications are due January 31, 2025!🌟🌟 Details and app: https://t.co/wW8hpGDKA3

Greetings, You are invited to join the upcoming webinar on Federal Funding Opportunities for Tribal Water Access and the Universal Access to Clean Water Funding Handbook on Thursday, November 21 from 3-4 pm MST. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR: https://t.co/3diMFMIQFh

This election season has brought many issues to the forefront of the political conversation, but climate change has been notably sidelined. In this Q&A, two faculty members help put this election into the broader context of climate change and its impacts: https://t.co/6JrIa8LSsF

Heading to the SACNAS NDISTEM Conference? Join the Indigenous Resilience Center's panel, "Indigenous Research Methodologies in Community-Based Food, Energy, and Water Projects in Indigenous Communities," on Oct 31, 2024, from 2:00 - 3:15 PM MST in Room 124 AB.