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Global Change Seminars

Exploring the Significance of Environmental Justice in Science

This seminar was hosted by our 2023-2024 cohort of Global Change Research Fellows on November 9, 2023, 4PM ET. This seminar featured John Warford (DSCEJ), Alessandra Jerolleman (USGS), and Donna Chavis (Friends of Earth U.S.)

Translation of Science: From Research to Application and Adaptation

This seminar was hosted by our 2023-2024 cohort of Global Change Research Fellows on October 24, 2023, 3:30PM ET. This seminar featured Dr. Timothy Glotfelty (NC State Climate Office), Dr. Elizabeth Sciaudone (Moffatt & Nichol), and Jeffrey Beane (NC Museum of Natural Sciences).

Communicating Risk in a Changing Climate

This seminar was hosted by our 2022 – 2023 cohort of Global Change Fellows on April 12, 2023. The Seminar featured Joseph Trujillo Falcon (NOAA/OU), Dr. Kenzie Krocak (OU), and Max Cawley (Museum of Life and Science). The panel was moderated by Lily Raye and facilitated by Bethany Wager, Greivin Ulate Ramirez, Emily Nastase, and Christina Perella.

Inclusivity in the Outdoors

This seminar was hosted by our 2022 – 2023 cohort of Global Change Fellows on February 23, 2023. The seminar featured José González, Founder of Latino Outdoors. The discussion was moderated by Emily Nastase, Julianne Reas, Murry Burgess, and Greivin Ulate.

Indigenous Leadership in Conservation from Yellowstone to Yukon

This seminar was hosted by our 2022 – 2023 cohort of Global Change Fellows on November 16, 2022. The panel discussion featured Adam Linnard (Y2Y), Latasha Calf Robe (Niitsítapi Water Protectors), and Elliot Fox (Blackfoot Confederacy Native Trout Recovery Project). The panel was moderated by Julianne Reas and facilitated by Austin Lamica, Samantha Michlowitz, Graiven Ulate Ramirez, Erin Eichenberger, and Murry Burgess.

NOAA’s New Agenda for a Climate Ready Nation

This seminar was hosted by our 2022 – 2023 cohort of Global Change Fellows on October 19, 2022. The seminar featured Ko Barrett who is the NOAA Senior Advisor for Climate and the leader of this new agenda to build a Climate Ready Nation. The discussion was moderated by Samantha Michlowitz and facilitated by Greivin Ulate, Shannon McGovern, Sophia Rosenberg, Bethany Wager, Lily Raye, and Erin Eichenberger.

Climate and Freshwater Futures

This seminar was hosted by our 2021 – 2022 cohort of Global Change Fellows on April 8, 2022. After an exclusive screening of the film Hidden Rivers the previous evening, Fellows held a conversation on “Climate and Freshwater Futures” with Dr. Andrew Dolloff from the Center for Forest Watershed Research of the USFS Southern Research Station, Mr. Todd Ewing from the Southeast Aquatic Resource Partnership, and Dr. Caleb Hickman from the Fish and Wildlife program of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The discussion was moderated by Andrew Shannon, Madeline Anderson, Regina Ayala Chavez, and Smitom Borah.

Why Framing Matters: Tools for More Inclusive Climate Change Communication

This seminar was hosted by our 2021 – 2022 cohort of Global Change Fellows on March 29, 2022. The Seminar featured Adam Ratner, Board of Directors for the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI). The discussion was moderated by Courtney Hotchkiss and Alexandria Nelson.
Promotional poster with event and panelist details for the November 2, 2021 seminar.

Stories of Culture and Adaptation

This seminar was hosted by our 2021 – 2022 cohort of Global Change Fellows on November 2, 2021. Panelists include Michael Regan (EPA), Queen Quet (Gullah/ Geechee Nation), Kaylah Brathwaite, (zero hour activist), Coral Avery (BIA), Jorden Revels (NC Warn), and Beth Roach (North Carolina Commission on Indian Affairs). The discussion was moderated by Lauren Pharr, Stephanie Kelly, Alex Nelson, Courtney Hotchkiss, and Melody Hunter-Pillion.

Demystifying the Recent IPCC Assessment Report and “Code Red” on Climate Change

This seminar was hosted by our 2021 – 2022 cohort of Global Change Fellows on October 21, 2021. Speakers include Susan Hassol (Director of Climate Communication) and Rebecca Ward (Assistant State Climatologist for the North Carolina State Climate Office). The discussion was moderated by Ben Makhlouf and facilitated by Olakunle Sodiya, Smitom Borah, Regina Ayala Chavez, Madeline Anderson, and Andrew Shannon.

Intergenerational Learning: How Children are Changing Past Generations’ Environmental Perceptions

This seminar was hosted by our 2020 – 2021 cohort of Global Change Fellows on April 13, 2021. Panelists include Dr. Danielle Lawson (Penn State Univ.), Dr. Kathryn Stevenson (NCSU), Dr. K.C. Busch (NCSU), and Mrs. Norma Ortiz (Indigenous grandmother). The discussion was moderated by Kathryn Jewell and facilitated by Hemant Kumar, Kate Gorman, and Justine Neville.

Environmental Justice in North Carolina: Then, Now and the Future

This seminar was hosted by our 2020 – 2021 cohort of Global Change Fellows on March 2, 2021. Panelists include Dr. Louie Rivers III (NCSU), Deja Perkins (Crowd the Tap), Dr. Madhusudan Katti (NCSU), and Autumn Locklear (NC Dept. of Health and Human Services). The discussion was moderated by Justine Neville and facilitated by Hemant Kumar, Kate Gorman, and Kathryn Jewell.

Disaster Recovery During a Global Pandemic

This seminar was hosted by our 2020 – 2021 cohort of Global Change Fellows on November 5, 2020. Panelists include Dr. Kristin Ludwig (USGS), Dr. Amanda Martin (NC Office of Recovery and Resiliency), Dr. Pablo Méndez Lázaro (University of Puerto Rico), and Prof. Andy Fox (NCSU). The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellows, Greta Easthom and Jin Bai.

Climate Policies and COVID-19

This seminar was hosted by our 2020 – 2021 cohort of Global Change Fellows on October 22, 2020. Panelists include Dr. Chris Weaver (Physical Scientist, U.S. EPA), Andrew Freedman (Editor, Washington Post), and Dr. Christopher Galik (Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration, NCSU) The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellows, Megan Johnson and Greta Easthom.

Adaptation to Global Change in Urban Environments

This seminar was hosted by our 2019 – 2020 cohort of Global Change Fellows on April 9, 2020. Dr. Gavin Smith, PhD, AICP from the NCSU Department of Landscape Architecture was the featured speaker for this presentation. The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellow, Sam Flake.

Faith and Reasoning in Climate Change Views

This seminar was hosted by our 2019-2020 cohort of Global Change Fellows on March 5, 2020. Panelists include Dr. K.C. Busch (Assistant Professor, NC State Department of Education) and Reverend Susannah Tuttle (Director, NC Interfaith Power and Light). The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellow, Rachel Sussman.

Fire: Connecting Science, Management, and Policy

This seminar was hosted by our 2019-2020 cohort of Global Change Fellows on February 6, 2020. Panelists include Laurel Kays (Dept. of Forestry and Environmental Resources Extension, Southern Fire Exchange), Jason Sacks (U.S. EPA Center for Public Health and Environmental Assessment), Elliot Nauert (NCSU College of Humanities and Social Sciences), Shannon McGovern (NCSU School of Public and International Affairs), and Dr. Robert Scheller (Dept. of Forestry and Environmental Resources). The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellow, Kate Jones.

Global Change and Adaptation in Agriculture

This seminar was hosted by our 2019-2020 cohort of Global Change Fellows on December 5, 2019. Panelists include Dr. Robert Mera (Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences), Dr. Eric Edwards (Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics), and Dr. Kent Burkey (Department of Crop and Soil Sciences). The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellow, Sam Flake.

Mapping Biodiversity in a Changing World

This seminar was hosted by our 2019-2020 cohort of Global Change Fellows on October 31, 2019. Panelists include Dr. Clinton Jenkins (IPE-Instituto de Pesquisas Ecológicas, Brasi) and Dr. Krishna Pacifici (Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources, NC State). The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellow, Simon Pinilla Gallego.

Hurricanes: Extreme Weather in a Changing Climate

This seminar was hosted by our 2019-2020 cohort of Global Change Fellows on September 23, 2019. Panelists include Dr. Anantha Aiyyer (NCSU Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences), Dr. Erica Henry (NCSU Applied Ecology), Russell Nasrallah (NCSU Civil Engineering), Kayelyn Simmons (NCSU Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences), Olivia Vila (NCSU Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management), and Dr. Mike Yoder (NC State Extension). The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellow, Rachel Sussman.
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Food and Water Security in the Face of Climate Change

This seminar was hosted by our 2018-2019 cohort of Global Change Fellows on November 1, 2018. Panelists include Dr. Abby Lynch (Research Fish Biologist, USGS), Mr. Kamal Bell (Founder of Sankofa Farms LLC), and Dr. Rob Dunn (Department of Applied Ecology, NC State). The discussion was moderated by Global Change Fellow, Emily Briggs.

The ‘How and Why’ of Integrating Ecosystem Services into Decision Making

This seminar was hosted by our Spring 2018 cohort of Global Change Fellows on March 29, 2018. Panelists include (Dr. Lydia Olander Director of the Ecosystem Services Program at the Nicholas Institute at Duke University and Southeast Climate Science Center Affiliate), and Dr. Mark Borsuk (Associate Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering at Duke University).

Utilizing Climate Information for Improving Water, Energy & Ecological Management

This seminar was hosted by the 2016 – 2017 cohort of Global Change Fellows, featuring a presentation by Sankar Arumugam (NCSU Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering).

Harmful Algal Blooms and Climate Change

This seminar was hosted by the Spring 2017 cohort of Global Change Fellows, featuring a presentation by Dr. Astrid Schnetzer (NCSU Dept. of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences).

USGS and CASC Presentations

Climate Adaptation Science to Support Amphibian Conservation in the U.S. Caribbean

This webinar presented by Dr. Jaime Collazo and Dr. Adam Terando describes their work to develop a climate-informed adaptation strategy for vulnerable species in the U.S. Caribbean.

NCASC Climate Change Science and Management Webinar Series

The National CASC partners with the National Conservation Training Center and Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies to highlight CASC-sponsored science projects about climate change impacts on fish and wildlife and to help inform resource management decisions across the U.S.

Sea-Level Rise, Subsidence, and Wetland Loss

This USGS presentation describes causes of wetland loss in the Mississippi River Delta and explains the implications of subsidence and its relation to sea-level rise and wetlands loss.

Communicating Climate Science

Assessing and Communicating Climate Science: A Climate Prediction Market

Speaker: Michael Vandenberg, Director, Climate Change Research Network Vanderbilt Law School

Challenges of Communicating Uncertainty in Climate Sciences: Perspectives from the President of the American Meteorological Society

Speaker: Marshall Shepherd, Director, UGA Atmospheric Sciences Program and Professor of Geography

Global Weirding

Katharine Hayhoe, Climate Scientist from Texas Tech University, developed a series of short videos that answer questions and explain aspects of climate change in straightforward language.

Safeguarding Wildlife from Climate Change Webinar Series

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Wildlife Federation have developed a series of web conferences to increase communication and transfer of technical information between conservation professionals regarding the increasing challenges from climate change.

Selling without selling out: How to communicate your science

This American Association for the Advancement of Science webinar explores effective approaches to accurately communicate your science to peers and the public.

USGS Climate Connections

USGS Scientists answer your questions about climate change in this on-location video series “Climate Connections” produced by the USGS.

North Carolina coastal impacts workshop

Climate Change and Coastal Impacts Workshop 2015

The following videos contain portions of a workshop on Coastal Climate Change for Media Professionals that was held in October 2015 in Beaufort, N.C. The event was organized by the North Carolina Coastal Federation, Climate Communication, the Southeast Climate Science Center, and Climate Central to provide a forum for media professionals to learn about climate change and its impacts in coastal North Carolina.

Archived Videos

SE CASC Invited Speakers

Harmful Algal Blooms and Climate Change: 2017 Global Change Seminar

Dr. Astrid Schnetzer presented a seminar on March 30, 2017 as part of the Spring 2017 Global Change Seminar Series, Building the Global Change Community, Harmful Algal Blooms and Climate Change

Facts are Not Enough: Ecology and Evolution Seminar

Dr. Katharine Hayhoe of Texas Tech University delivered a seminar, Seminar: Facts Are Not Enough: Why Does a Climate Scientist Care about a Faith Based Response to the Impacts of Climate Change?

Designing Resilient Landscapes: Patterns of the Past, Visions of the Future

Speaker: Robin Grossinger, San Francisco Estuary Institute

“Genetic Rescue” of Coral Reefs from Warming Oceans

Speaker: Sarah Davies, UNC-CH Department of Marine Sciences

BioSci Seminar: Improving the Forecast for Biodiversity in a Warmer World

Speaker: Mark Urban, University of Connecticut

BioSci Seminar: Combining Observational and Experimental Studies to Examine Plant and Insect Responses to Climate Change

Speaker: Diane Debinski, Iowa State University

Climate, Conservation and Corridors Seminar Series

Assessing Vulnerability and Adaptation Options for Species and Natural Communities Threatened by Sea Level Rise in Florida

Speaker: Reed Noss, University of Central Florida

Scaling up from meso-experiments to 5-mile corridors through farms and cities: what does a successful conservation corridor look like?

Speaker: Paul Beier, Northern Arizona University, School of Forestry

Conserving climate space for biodiversity protection: a case study in adaptation planning in the San Francisco Bay Area

Speaker: Nicole Heller, Duke University, Nicholas School of the Environment

Conserving the Stage: towards resilient landscapes in a changing climate

Speaker: Mark Anderson, The Nature Conservancy

Connectivity for the 21st Century: Planning for Climate-driven Shifts in Biota

Speaker: Joshua Lawler, University of Washington