Error occured ! We are notified and will try and resolve this as soon as possible.
WARNING! [2] file_put_contents(/home/gelembjuk/domains/myeducationpath.com/app/../html/cache/memory/course_15498_0_e086762d743c0218beb85ea6e1b456cae.txt): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory . Line 75 in file /home/gelembjuk/domains/myeducationpath.com/html/include/class.cache.php. Continue execution. 2731572; index.php; 3.138.175.166; GET; url=courses/15498/climate-science-connections-water-in-the-west.htm&; ; Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com); ; Executon time: 0 MyEducationPath.com :: Canvas.net : Climate Science Connections: Water in the West

Climate Science Connections: Water in the West

0 votes
Free Closed [?]
Climate Science Connections: Water in the West


How will climate change affect the availability of water in the Western United States—where water is already the most precious natural resource? What water management challenges does the Western U.S. face? How do we manage natural disasters like drought, wildfire, and flooding? This course engages participants with cutting-edge science in exploring these and other questions about the intersection of climate change and water management in the West. This course: Provides an introduction to the topic of water in the West Highlights challenges of water management using the Colorado River Basin as the premier example Reviews and evaluates flooding, drought, wildfires, and interactions between these natural disasters using the Boulder Creek Watershed as an example Provides an educational context for these broad topics and introduces educators to resources and teaching approaches for their classrooms Join the discussion about the Colorado River Basin with Dr. Doug Kenney, director of the Western Water Policy Program at University of Colorado Boulder and Jeff Lukas, senior researcher at Western Water Assessment, NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory. We will discuss drought, wildfire, and flooding in a Colorado case study to examine the issue of water timing and distribution as influenced by climate change. Dr. Brian Ebel, Colorado School of Mines, Dr. Jeff Writer, University of Colorado Boulder, and Dr. Sheila Murphy, USGS, will also participate as content experts. This course is co-funded by Learn More About Climate, a program of the University of Colorado Boulder Office for University Outreach, and by the NASA-funded Inspiring Climate Education Excellence (ICEE) project.

Categories: Life Sciences

Comments

Alternatives

-- no alternatives found for the course --
If you know any alternatives, please let us know.

Prerequisites

-- no prerequsites found for the course --
If you can suggest any prerequisite, please let us know.

Paths

No Paths inclusing the course. You can build and share a path with this course included.

Certification Exams

-- there are no exams to get certification after this course --
If your company does certification for those who completed this course then register your company as certification vendor and add your exams to the Exams Directory.

Let us know when you did the course Climate Science Connections: Water in the West.

Started on: Completed on:
Your grade (if any):
Comments:

Add the course Climate Science Connections: Water in the West to My Personal Education Path.

Start the course on:
Duration of study:
Notes:

Successfully added to your path.

View your path

Select what exam to connect to the course. The course will be displayed on the exam page in the list of courses supported for certification with the exam.


Notes about how the exam certifies students of the course (optional):