Special Event
Replumbing the City: Water Management as Climate Adaptation in Los Angeles
LaKretz Hall (Room 300A, the large conference room) or on Zoom: https://ucla.zoom.us/j/97388207955.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
A Scrap of Nature: Rediscovering UCLA’s Native Plants at Sage Hill
With Dr. Andy Kleinhesselink
Bring your lunch for Botany Brown Bag, “A Scrap of Nature: Rediscovering UCLA’s Native Plants on Sage Hill with Dr. Andy Kleinhesselink Join us on Thursday, February 26 from 12-1…
Special Event
Replumbing the City: Water Management as Climate Adaptation in Los Angeles
Book Talk with Professor Sayd Randle
The Water Resources Group is excited to host a conversation next month with Sayd Randle, Assistant Professor of Urban Studies at Singapore Management University, to celebrate the publication of her…
PAST EVENTS
Dockweiler Dune Restoration and Beach Cleanup: Surfrider LA x TBF
Join Surfrider and The Bay Foundation's vibrant volunteer community in tackling plastic pollution — one cleanup at a time. Your efforts help remove harmful waste and fuel real policy change through data collection and advocacy.
Managing the Mid-Transition from Fossil to Clean Energy
Featuring Emily Grubert Associate Professor of Sustainable Energy PolicyKeough School of Global Affairs, University of Notre Dame Emily Grubert, a civil engineer and environmental sociologist, will share insights on how…
La Kretz Center Seminar: What is Wild Animal Welfare?
This seminar explores Wild Animal Welfare Science, an interdisciplinary field focused on assessing and improving animal welfare in natural environments. Researchers will present case studies and discuss applications. Agenda Speakers…
Optimism, Optopia and Climate Change Stories
How can science fiction balance hopeful stories about environmental futures with current realities? What theory of social change should inform these stories? With dire climate change impacts already happening, what kinds of stories can inspire audiences to care about and become active on large-scale environmental issues?
Archaeology of Water Management in the Nile
Please join us in-person at UCLA Geology Building, Room #3814, or join us via Zoom on February 27 from 1pm PT. To confirm your attendance, RSVP. Masking is optional, although…
