DEER TICK RANGE EXPANSION IN MAINE AS RELATED TO CLIMATE CHANGE, WHITE-TAILED DEER, AND THE LANDSCAPE Susan P. Elias—Ph.D. Dissertation Defense Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019 at 1pm 138 Sawyer Environmental Research Building
Cindy Isenhour and Jen Bonnet are delighted to share the lineup for our 6th annual human dimensions of climate change film series! Our theme this year is “Climate and Food.” Here are the details: Tuesday March 26th: Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story, with a discussion led by Brie Berry, PhD candidate in Anthropology […]
Brown Bag Seminar Mariama Dryak An Overview of Spatial Variability in Antarctic Iceberg Melt Wednesday - 12:00 pm April 3, 2019 100 Bryand Global Sciences Center
Niche Evolution Along a Gradient of Ecological Specialization Meaghan Conway - PhD Dissertation Defense 12pm - Wednesday, April 3, 2019 107 Norman Smith Hall
Assessing the Mechanisms and Implications of Altered Carbon Cycling in Arctic and Boreal Lakes Rachel Fowler– Ph.D. Dissertation Defense Friday, April 5th at 1:00 p.m. 307 Bryand Global Sciences Center
Cindy Isenhour and Jen Bonnet are delighted to share the lineup for our 6th annual human dimensions of climate change film series! Our theme this year is “Climate and Food.” Here are the details: Tuesday March 26th: Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story, with a discussion led by Brie Berry, PhD candidate in Anthropology […]
Understanding Climate Resilient Development & Discourse in the Peruvian Highlands Jamie Haverkamp – Ph.D. Dissertation Defense Friday, April 12, 2019 9:00 a.m. • 107 Norman Smith Hall
A MULTI-PROXY PALEOECOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF HOLOCENE CLIMATE, VEGETATION, FIRE AND HUMAN ACTIVITY IN JAMAICA, WEST INDIES Mario Williams - M.S. Thesis Defense Seminar Monday, April 22nd at 1:00pm 307 Bryand Global Sciences Center
CLIMATE-DRIVEN MIGRATION: PRIORITIZING CULTURAL RESOURCES THREATENED BY SECONDARY IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Ani St. Amand M.S. Thesis Defense Quaternary and Climate Studies Friday, April 26th, 2019, 9:30am 232 South Stevens
MYA ARENARIA AND OXYGEN ISOTOPES: AN ANALYSIS TO SUGGEST THE SEASON OF OCCUPATION AT HOLMES POINT EAST, HOLMES POINT WEST, AND JONES COVE, MAINE Emily Blackwood Friday, April 26th, 2019, 12:30pm 232 South Stevens
Kinematics of Turner Glacier's Surge Events from 1980 - 2017 Andrew Nolan, School of Earth & Climate Sciences Monday, April 29th - 9:00 AM 307 Bryand Global Science Center
INVESTIGATING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ICEBERG MELT RATES AND GLACIER DYNAMICS ON THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULA Mariama Dryak Wednesday, May 1, 2019 - 10:00 am 307 Bryand Global Science Center
The 2019 Harold W. Borns Symposium will take place on May 1-2, 2019 at the Wells Conference Center (Rm #1), University of Maine. Day 1 activities (May 1, 2019) will take place from 12-7pm. Day 2 activities (May 2, 2019) will take place from 8am-2pm (approx.).
The 2019 Harold W. Borns Symposium will take place on May 1-2, 2019 at the Wells Conference Center (Rm #1), University of Maine. Day 1 activities (May 1, 2019) will take place from 12-7pm. Day 2 activities (May 2, 2019) will take place from 8am-2pm (approx.).
