2017-18 Winter Newsletter |
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Climate Science Alliance News & Activities |
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CSA 2017 Year in Review is Live! We a had an amazing year! We are proud to have brought together 6 large scale research collaborations and 37 local case studies to tell our story, as well as grown to include more than 200 partner organizations working collaboratively throughout Southern California and Baja. Read the full report via the link below. | | |
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Climate Kids Traveling Trunks Now Available Our brand new Climate Kids Traveling Trunks are available for educators! Each of our trunks provide all the resources needed to teach climate science in the classroom. Trunks include background information, lesson plans, PowerPoints, hands on activities, and materials to increase climate literacy for K-8 youth. The schedule is filling fast so sign up today! | | |
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Tribal Story Map Brings Summit Content to Life The 2017 Southwest Tribal Climate Change Summit held in September provided environmental professionals from regional tribes and other organizations an opportunity to meet and discuss strategies to respond to current policies, regulatory initiatives, and technical topics in responding to climate change impacts. To recap the successful event, we created an interactive article or Story Map, which can be viewed via the link below. | | |
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Working Groups Going Strong We hosted an all-alliance business meeting in December to celebrate a year of achievements and strategize for the new year. In January, we hit the ground running with a Blue and Orange Working Group Meeting focused on the San Diego Climate Summit and the Green team will meet on Feb 12th to discuss traveling trunk and collaborative outreach opportunities. | | |
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Role of Art in Ocean Advocacy On March 1, CSA - South Coast Director Amber Pairis will join representatives from Net Impact GPS and the EcoArts Foundation at UC San Diego to present Philadelphia's glacier melt artist Diane Burko, who has recently been moved to take up the subject of coral reef mortality. The event will be held from 7-9 PM at UCSD's School of Global Policy and Strategy. For more details, click the button below. | | |
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"Art of Change" in Imperial Beach Our traveling art show will be in the Imperial Beach Library during February and March. New artwork from Climate Kids - Mexico will be featured as well as a Scavanger Hunt where kids can participate to win a Climate Kids coloring book! | | |
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