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And Water for All: A World Water Day documentary film screening and discussion on water access and affordability in Ohio on March 22.
Ohio State’s Environmental Professionals Network (EPN), partnering with the Water Management Association of Ohio (WMAO), School of Earth Sciences (SES), and TerrAqua (an Ohio State student organization), is co-hosting this event to focus attention on water access and water affordability in Ohio. Learn more | register.
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Professor Emeritus William J. Mitsch is presenting as part of the Bernard and Susan Master 2022 Moonlight on the Marsh Distinguished Lecture Series, "What I fought for: Memoirs of an Environmental Professor" on March 24 at Florida Gulf Coast University's Kapnick Center. Flyer available on the series.
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Faculty member Ramiro Berardo is the invited speaker for the SENR Seminar Series on March 24 and will be sharing more about documentary film making as an approach to improve learning and outreach. Flyer to learn more.
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2022 Ohio Rivers Symposium on March 25
Presented By: ODNR Division of Natural Areas & Preserves Scenic Rivers Program, Ohio Scenic Rivers Association and the Water Management Association of Ohio
Purpose: This event brings together people who share an interest in Ohio’s rivers. Watershed professionals, naturalists, community members and all others who would like to learn and connect with other river advocates should attend. Morning refreshments and lunch will be provided.
Several SENR faculty and experts are on the program, including:
Dr. Richard Moore, who will deliver the keynote address; Eugene Braig, who will present on aquatic invasive species; and Dr. Mažeika Sullivan, who will present on land and water ecosystem linkages. Flyer | Register
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Several SENR faculty members are panelists for Solve Climate By 2030.
Calling all Climate-Concerned Educators, Students and Community Members! On March 30, 2022, over 1,000 Colleges, Universities, High Schools and K-8 schools worldwide will engage over half a million people in a one-day Teach-In on climate solutions and justice in the transition. Faith groups, civic organizations and businesses can participate too.
Join the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center and Ohio State Sustainability Institute to hear from a number of faculty (including SENR faculty: Kerry Ard, Jeremy Brooks, Greg Hitzhusen) at Ohio State as they discuss climate change through a multidisciplinary lens in a "flash talk" format. Each talk will cover climate change challenges, impacts, or solutions through unique perspectives, such as art, geography, psychology, or agriculture. This event is geared towards educators and students but is open to anyone interested in learning more. Find out more.
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Faculty member Suzanne Gray will present “Can Walleye See the Bait on the Hook?" at the June 14 Freshwater Science webinar.
Find out how walleye, who are visual hunters are experiencing changes to their environment and how these changes affect finding food and mates and what these changes may mean for anglers’ selection of lures. Learn more | register
The webinar is free, but registration is required to receive log-in information.
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Other on-going learning opportunities:
CURA's Choosing our Climate Legacy - view CURA's calendar of upcoming talks.
CFAES Research & Graduate Education Seminar Series – access schedule and find out how to join.
CFAES Office of Diversity and Inclusion Spring 2022 Webinar Series– access schedule and find out how to join.
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