Center for Changing Landscapes

An applied research and outreach center linking assessment, design, and planning for changing landscapes and communities.

[Patrick Nunnally @LandH2OPlaceUMN]

According to a report from DigDeep, "race is the strongest predictor of water and sanitation access." Story from NPR https://t.co/5CxnA1vmNW For more, see https://t.co/5fsD1rza3k

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

Dr. Mae Davenport's field session is in full swing! Students are visiting Ely, MN and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness for a 10-day field study course to learn about park and wilderness management, indigenous stewardship, environmental policy and tribal treaty rights.

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

“Water is one of our state’s most valuable resources and it’s our responsibility to continue protecting it through proven conservation practices and strong partnerships with our farmers.” - MN Gov. Tim Walz
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[Adopt-a-Drain MN @AdoptaDrainMN]

In July, drain-adopters kept 6,480 lbs of leaves, trash, and sediment out of local lakes and rivers. Thanks for sending in your reports! Learn more about adopting a drain near you and report your work at https://t.co/4HsxXyATk1

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

CCL is hiring!!! We are looking for Summer Research Assistants to conduct onsite surveys at community events throughout the Twin Cities! Efforts are part of a study that will document diverse water connections and values of urban residents. Info ->https://t.co/k0VGDj7nFx

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

Birch basket making is in full swing at a cultural workshop hosted by our tribal partners in Lac du Flambeau! The workshop is part of a project that seeks to better understand and protect Manoomin (wild rice). More info about the project here -> https://t.co/ZK5SVGWtZc

[NOAA Digital Coast @NOAADigCoast]

More impervious surface = more runoff into water bodies. Use our #LandCover Atlas for the big picture on impervious surface vs #wetlands and forested areas. https://t.co/4NkNXhTPFt #waterquality

[Patrick Nunnally @LandH2OPlaceUMN]

More like this, please! Multi-pronged effort to designate a Seattle spring as a landmark, recognizing its importance to native communities https://t.co/w9NoK5D3Mh @hiddenhydrology @PPEHLab

[OpenRiversUMN @OpenRiversUMN]

We are pleased to announce Issue Thirteen with twelve features and articles on Water & Environmental Justice! #OpenRivers https://t.co/62aeKT6lnC

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

Want to learn about the opportunities for natural climate solutions in MN but unable to attend in person? No worries! The spring Climate Connections will be livestreamed on our Facebook page starting at 8:30 am. We hope to see you in person or online! https://t.co/jCodmHmDLH

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

Join us for our spring Climate Connections continental breakfast and discussion: Natural Climate Change Solutions: Opportunities and challenges for MN. Speakers include Joe Fargione @Nature_MN, Bob Patton @MNagriculture, & Amber Ellering @mndnr. Details -> https://t.co/HZUw0gaJD4

[Institute on the Environment UMN @UMNIonE]

What are the options for shifting land management practices -- “natural climate solutions” -- in Minnesota? Don't miss @umnccl's spring Climate Connections continental breakfast & discussion this Friday! https://t.co/YGmjZS842e

[Bonnie Keeler @BonnieKeeler]

Happy #EarthDay - we've got some work to do. Not only in cleaning up our planet, but also in addressing the legacy of an enviro movement that has excluded many from their visions of sustainability. The CREATE Initiative is working to change this: https://t.co/WDxoB0XcHi

[Patrick Nunnally @LandH2OPlaceUMN]

Diversify the voices and perspectives you learn about the environment from! 22 to follow here https://t.co/bWaGRLSPfO @umnccl @UMNIonE @brittmpca @wearewatermn @shanai_haana

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

"And then, it is very rare to meet a human being who does not already have a key value or part of their identity that does not connect directly to concern over changing climate. " - @KHayhoe - professor at Texas Tech University https://t.co/a6tsdqn8Dk

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

"I think the single greatest description of climate change is the one the military came up with and that is ‘climate change is a threat multiplier.’ So in other words it effects all of the issues we are already struggling with today."

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

"So when I speak to people, I think the most important thing to do is to connect with whatever the issues are that they already care about. It’s not a case of needing new values, it’s a case of getting to know people, figuring out where they are at..."

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

Our spring Climate Connections event, featuring the topic "Natural Climate Change Solutions: Opportunities and challenges for MN" is happening next Friday, 4/26! Come for breakfast and join the convo! RSVP -> https://t.co/pkt5HGzvTT

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

Join us for our spring Climate Connections continental breakfast and discussion: Natural Climate Change Solutions: Opportunities and challenges for MN. Speakers include Joe Fargione @Nature_MN, Bob Patton @MNagriculture, & Amber Ellering @mndnr. Details -> https://t.co/HZUw0gaJD4

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

Join us for our spring Climate Connections continental breakfast and discussion: Natural Climate Change Solutions: Opportunities and challenges for MN. Speakers include Joe Fargione @Nature_MN, Bob Patton @MNagriculture, & Amber Ellering @mndnr. Details -> https://t.co/HZUw0gaJD4

[Center for Changing Landscapes @umnccl]

Traditional ecological knowledge can contribute to community resilience. This article provides an example of how integrating indigenous knowledge into fire management leads toward wildfire resilience. https://t.co/3i3cnJAPMx