Seminar: Dr. Laura Dee
Quantifying How Global Change Impacts Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
Virtual seminar presented by Dr. Laura Dee, University of Colorado, Boulder.
Communications
Seminar: Dr. John Linnell
Conserving Large Carnivores in Europe: How Much Wild Can We Fit into Human-Dominated Landscapes?
Virtual seminar presented by Dr. John Linnell, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research
Protected Areas Vulnerable to Growing Emphasis on Food Security
Protected Areas Vulnerable to Growing Emphasis on Food Security
New study shows croplands are prevalent in protected areas, challenging their efficacy in meeting conservation goals.
For release: January 19, 2021
Contact: vvijay@sesync.org
Seminar: Dr. Tu Nguyen
COVID-19 Economic Impact on Fisheries Workers
Virtual seminar presented by Dr. Tu Nguyen, Dalhousie University
Seminar: Dr. Renee Obringer
Characterizing the Human Dimension of Urban Water Systems in the Southwestern United States
Virtual seminar presented by Dr. Renee Obringer, SESYNC
Seminar: Dr. Katie Peterson and Dr. Ryan Unks
Climate Change and Temperature Variability in the Northeast Shelf Regional Ecosystem
Virtual seminar presented by Dr. Katie Peterson, SESYNC
Seminar: Dr. Merle Eisenberg and Dr. Ophélie Couriot
The Use and Misuse of Historical Pandemics during Covid: Reflections after One Year
Virtual seminar presented by Dr. Merle Eisenberg, SESYNC
Why Do We Assume Pandemics Result in Devastation?
Why Do We Assume Pandemics Result in Devastation?
Researchers found that early doctors and scholars who studied ancient plagues have shaped our fears and expectations of pandemics today.
For release: December 17, 2020
Contact: meisenberg@sesync.org
Video: Introduction to Spatial Agent-Based Models Part 1
Introduction to Agent-Based Models Video Series: Part 1
In the first video of this two-part series, Dr. Nicholas R. Magliocca provides an overview of the basics of spatial agent-based models (ABMs) within the context of socio-environmental systems.
This video aims to explain:
Video: Introduction to Social-Ecological Networks Part 1
Introduction to Social-Ecological Networks Part 1: "Introduction to Ecological Networks"
In the first video of this two-part series, Dr. Phillip P.A. Staniczenko from the City University of New York (CUNY) presents "Introduction to Ecological Networks." Here, he introduces ecological networks, including what they are, why they’re useful, and where the field is heading next.
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