The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Greg Barron-Gafford
Biogeography in the Critical Zone: Insights from the Mountain Tops to the Valley FloorGreg Barron-GaffordSchool of Geography and Urban Development, University of Arizona
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Where’s the Evidence for Selection? Climate Change and Human Colonization of the Northern Tibetan Plateau
Where's the Evidence for Selection? Climate Change and Human Colonization of the Northern Tibetan PlateauClimate Change in Central Asia Lecture by Jeffery Brantingham, UCLAUCLA Program on Central AsiaCo-sponsored by UCLA Geography
The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Kurt Iveson
Beyond City Limits: a conceptual and political defence of 'city-centrism' in urban geographyKurt Iveson, Associate ProfessorThe University of Sydney
Special Colloquium: Nicola Ulibarri
Los Angeles, CA, United StatesCollaboration in Federal Hydropower Licensing: Effective and Efficient Water Resources ManagementDr. Nicola Ulibarri, Post-Doctoral FellowBill Lane Center for the American West, Stanford University
The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Laurence C. Smith
Supraglacial Rivers on the Greenland Ice SheetLaurence C. Smith, Chair and ProfessorUniversity of California Los Angeles
The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Jay Famiglietti
21st Century Global Freshwater Security: Can it Exist and Can Scientists Communicate the Challenges?Jay Famiglietti, Professor, Senior Water ScientistUniversity of California Irvine, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Alexander von Humboldt Lecture: Bruce Braun: Tight oil/fast oil
Tight oil/fast oil: life and death in the Bakken oil fieldsBruce Braun, Professor of GeographyUniversity of Minnesota
The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Karen Bakker
Water governance and more-than-human digital democracy: Countering "soft capture" in hydraulic fracturing regulation throughindigenous community-led water monitoring systemsKaren Bakker, Professor of Geography, Canada Research Chair, and Director of the Program on Water Governance at the Institute for Resources, Environment, and SustainabilityUniversity of British Columbia
The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Chris Sneddon
Water for Peace? The Geopolitics of Development in the Mekong River Basin, 1957-2016Chris Sneddon, Professor in the Department of Geography and the Environmental Studies ProgramDarmouth College
GIS & Geospatial Technology Information Session
Online GIS & Geospatial Technology Information Session.
