The Arctic is warming faster than almost anywhere else on Earth and often the changes with the biggest impact are not linear – they are abrupt, acute shifts; extreme events. WHRC scientists Rachael Treharne, Tatiana Shestakova, and Sue Natali will share their experiences of tracking and studying extreme events in a rapidly changing Arctic.
Dr. Linda Deegan will discuss the threats to our shorelines and latest science on wetland resilience and restoration.
The Arctic is experiencing record heat and wildfires are ramping up across the global north.
Early deforestation data are flashing warning signs that this year could be even worse than 2019’s decade-high.
Climate change is making severe summer heat and humidity worse and the harm isn’t being spread evenly.
Join us to hear how faith communities are addressing the ecological and moral emergency of climate change.
Hurricane season officially begins June 1st, with forecasts warning it may be worse than the historic average.
Some people go all-in on yard design while others largely let nature take its course.
A conversation about how climate scientists and climate activists can work together.
Rivers have stories to tell about the ecosystems around them and the impacts of a changing climate.
New research conducted by WHRC and IPAM Amazônia has shown that lowland tapirs can restore degraded Amazonian forests.
The novel coronavirus pandemic has been compared to climate change at warp speed.
