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Upcoming Events
Participants specializing in various disciplines, often from the natural and social science fields, are invited to attend these events. Public Lectures held during the workshops are open to the public. If you are interested in learning more please contact us
2019
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The Future of Past Climate
May 06, 2019 to May 10, 2019Science Session -
Next-Generation Food Shock Modeling
May 20, 2019 to May 24, 2019Science Session
Featured News
Ben Santer on Aspen's The Lift
August 04, 2017Aspen82 The Lift
AGCI public lecturer Ben Santer shares his thoughts with Aspen82's The Lift on AGCI as an organization, and the 2017 AGCI Workshop on Earth System Model Evaluation to Improve Process Understanding.
The sentence that changed science: Climate researcher shares insights
August 01, 2017Aspen Public Radio
Elizabeth Stewart-Severy2017 AGCI public lecturer Ben Santer, spoke with Aspen Public Radio about the human thumbprint on climate change, the role of scientists as communicators with the public, and his lecture on How a Sentence Changed Science: Lessons Learned from the 1995 Climate Report.
AGCI Talks Ecology at Annual 'Bioblitz'
July 06, 2017Sopris Sun
By Megan TackettAGCI's Elise Osenga is featured for her role in the annual in-depth biodiversity study, or “bioblitz,” in the Roaring Fork valley. The annual event is organized by the Colorado National Heritage Program with local partners.
AGCI presents at the GlenX Career Expo
May 01, 2017Post Independent
By Ryan SummerlinAGCI shared information about soil moisture, climate, and being a scientist at the GlenX high school career expo.
Students win grant for night-vision osprey cam
April 21, 2017Aspen Public Radio
By Elizabeth Stewart-SeveryAspen Public Radio reports on funding provided by the Healthy Rivers Board including to Anja Simpson and Charles Mowbray, two ninth grader from Colorado Rocky Mountain School, AGCI, and the Roaring Fork Conservancy.
CMC student builds partnerships to learn land management
April 06, 2017Post Independent
By Chelsea SelfColorado Mountain College Sustainability Studies student Ellie Langford worked with EcoFlight, AGCI, and the Powers family to write a thesis about sustainable land management.
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