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Brook Trout and the Civil War: A Glimpse at the History of the Potomac River Watershed

Brook Trout and the Civil War: A Glimpse at the History of the Potomac River Watershed ... The COAST Card team spent the day learning about various locations in the Potomac Riv...

What's Missing, and Getting There: Diversity and the Chesapeake Bay

...lly white and environmentally racist field. He shared that a common association entering a place of such structure and history can lead to a mindset of one needing to acculturate or assimilate – highlighting the lack of settings and work places th...

Solving "Wicked Problems" at the Chesapeake Studies Conference

...he smell of delicious catered cuisine and the company of some of the region’s top experts on its ecology, culture, and history. The front of the Patricia R. Guerrieri Academic Learning Commons Building, where the Chesapeake Studies Conference was...

The Storm a’Coming

...d from https://www.baltimoresun.com/weather/bs-md-coastal-flooding-maryland-forecast-20211028-g3pmoudzxbagrf4g6zrk4d5nne-story.html ... Joe Edgerton...

Transdisciplinary Research: Champion Approach to Achieve Sustainability?

... CAES combines research and Extension efforts to develop climate solutions. Retrieved from https://newswire.caes.uga.edu/story/8793/changing-world.html SESYNC About. Retrieved from https://www.sesync.org/about Who: Stakeholder Engagement? Retrieve...

Food Deserts: The Fight for Social Equity

...in convenient stores within food deserts cost more than the ones found in grocery stores in urbanized areas. This long history of oppression combined with an increase in economic disparities created locations that are stricken with poverty and all...

My Introduction to Chesapeake Bay

...y before from classes and from general media, but I didn’t know how extensive it was, what animals lived there, or the history of it. To support my acclimation to East Coast topics, my family bought me a poster of Chesapeake Bay so I could referen...

Let’s Learn Things We Never Knew, We Never Knew

... economies with little support from the governments that continue to “make-up” for the genocide that is this country’s history. My Uncle Arnie, late Chief of the Penobscot Nation, giving the ceremonial blessing of the animals. “ oct97-0012 ” by Te...

Nathan Miller

...tists, managers, and students of all experiences enroll in these courses in order to gain a foundation in multimedia and storytelling strategies, which in turn helps make complex data more accessible to the general public. Nathan has also co-devel...

Journey Through the City

... is on elevated land, not exposed to high water and flooding (right). Photos by Ashley C. Silver. Also, links to the backstory of the mural and statue of Harriet Tubman: http://sbynews.blogspot.com/2019/05/mural-artist-selected-for-church.html htt...

Labor Unions and Environmental Justice

...CC BY-NC 2.0 . Unions in the United States The struggle for workers' rights across industry and agriculture has a long history in the United States. Immigrants , women , Black people , Indigenous people , and other people of color have always been...

Black Lives (And Environmental Journalism) Matter

...access to healthy environmental spaces The main journal that covers the Chesapeake Bay region has an all-white staff The story told by these statistics is that even though communities of color represent a significant portion of the Chesapeake Bay...

Environmental (In)Justice in Rural Communities

...The Eastern Shore, particularly Dorchester County, prides itself as being the birthplace of the Underground Railroad - a story that when retold by white residents often omits the fact that Ms. Harriet Tubman was escaping the inhumane conditions of...

Looking through the Lens of Environmental Justice

...hout a system becoming a defining structure 2 within which society develops, such as we have seen throughout America's history 3 . Five decades later, the struggle for a racially just America continues, though the dimensions of which are expanded...

Chickens in Tanzania, rabid dogs in Indonesia, and road-killed pigs in Samoa: Exploring ethnographies of environmental knowledge in indigenous, local, and traditional cultures, to assess agreement between actions, perceptions, and values

...mplar of collaboration between Maori knowledge (IK/LEK) and western science. Dennison then reprised his Australian dingo story: fire suppression -> altered vegetation succession -> intense fire -> reduced prey availability -> dingos -...

The Search for Common Ground: A Case for Cultural Models

Towards improved understanding of human-environment interactions through cultural anthropology – building on the legacy of past scholars to overcome current challenges

...ific Northwest ( Eskimo , Inuit , and Kwakiutl ).4,5 Boas believed cultures need to be evaluated based on their unique history set within a given environment, and he, therefore, focused on gathering empirical data to inform deductive analyses grou...

Unfamiliar Territory: Emerging Themes for Ecological Drought Research and Management

...ought are emerging globally, due to climate change, shifting teleconnection patterns, expanding human water use, and a history of human influence on the environment that increases the probability of transformational ecological impacts. These costl...

The New Romantics: Unpacking the Human Relationship to Nature

...cu-lnu-... 4 K. Jan Oosthoek. (2015, August). Romanticism and nature. Retrieved September 13, 2020, from Environmental History Resources website: https://www.eh-resources.org/romanticism-and-nature/ 5 Leopold, Aldo. (1949). A Sand County Almanac....

Building an online presence in a day

...te both spatial and quantitative data Before creating your website (or scientific poster or newsletter, etc.) creating a storyboard will allow you to visualize your ideas and make changes before you put in the time to create your final product. A...

Cooks River virtual workshop

...ue Burton conducted the virtual tour using images, video clips and maps, and the tour included elements of Cooks River history, geography, economy, society, ecology, and variability. Fortuitously, on a visit to Sydney a couple of weeks prior to th...

How to build a website that looks better than your Myspace when you were younger

... Using the web can help you transform your data into an easy to digest format, and it gives you the ability to tell your story and reach multiple audiences regardless of who you are and where you are. Our task last week was to build a website foll...

Putting it all together

.... Prior to getting started with InDesign, students were assigned to watch video tutorials on how to use InDesign, and to storyboard documents related to their research. These documents included brochures, posters, and fliers for a range of audienc...

Learn how to storyboard your next visualization publication

Learn how to storyboard your next visualization publication ... What comes to mind when you think of storyboarding? Maybe you think of a film storyboard that uses a series of ordered images and directions to visually outline a...

Get Your Science Out There!

Get Your Science Out There! ... Lauren Jonas, on the storyboarding unit of Science Visualization ... If you want to communicate your science well, you need to people to see it! A...

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