News and Events

Mar 26, 2013

Climate Adaptation Strategy for Fish, Wildlife & Plants Released

Managing the nation’s vast, diverse ecosystems is already a challenging task. A future climate unlike that of the recent past makes the job even more difficult, says a just released…

Mar 25, 2013

April 1 Seminar – Insects Evolving Rapidly: Local Adaptation, Invasion and Climate Change

Speaker: Dr. Joel Kingsolver, Department of Biology, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill Title: Insects Evolving Rapidly: Local Adaptation, Invasion and Climate Change Time: 11:15 am Location: Stevens Room…

Mar 21, 2013

March 26 – Lecture: Envisioning Alternative Futures of Environmental Change Using Spatio-temporal Modeling with Geospatial Analytics

Envisioning Alternative Futures of Environmental Change Using Spatio-temporal Modeling with Geospatial Analytics Speaker: Dr. Ross Meentemeyer, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, Dept of Geography and Earth Sciences Location: Jordan Hall, Room…

Mar 21, 2013

The SE Climate Science Center Is Now On Twitter

For the latest on climate science news, tidbits, events, and fascinating findings, follow us at @se_csc

Mar 21, 2013

March 25 – A Conversation with Peter Thorne

Speaker: Peter Thorne, Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites/ NOAA Climatic Data Center Date: March 25 from 2:30-3:30 pm Location: 123 David CLark Labs, NC State University Peter is a…

Mar 19, 2013

March 21 – Achieving Buy-In for Local and State Climate Adaptation Plans, Learn How

Achieving Buy-In for Adaptation is the first webcast in a three part mini-series – Climate Change Adaptation for State and Local Governments, hosted by EPA’s State and Local Climate and…

Mar 14, 2013

GCF Post-Doc, Carlos A. Botero, Delivers Closing Address for New Biology Education Conference

Carlos A. Botero, our very own Global Change Post-Doc, will be delivering the closing keynote address, Science of Life in a Changing World, for the inaugural biology education conference, Exploring Biology…

Mar 14, 2013

New Study Reveals, When Hungry, Gulf of Mexico Algae Go Toxic

When Gulf of Mexico algae don’t get enough nutrients, they focus their remaining energy on becoming more and more poisonous to ensure their survival, according to a new study by…

Mar 14, 2013

March 28 – South Atlantic LCC Web Forum: Including Cultural Resources in the SALCC Conservation Blueprint

Title: Including Cultural Resources in the SALCC Conservation Blueprint Presenter: Janet Cakir, National Park Service and Socioeconomic Adaptation Coordinator, South Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative Date: March 28 Time: 10-11 am…

Mar 13, 2013

Science Publication List Available

Please take a look at our growing publication list for relevant science papers and reports covering the southeast. You can always find our Publications page under the SE Climate Science…