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WY Computing Symposium: Computing in the WYLD
November 10: Connected By Water: Idaho & Wyoming Perspectives from Jackson Lake Dam to the Magic Valley, Idaho Falls Join the Snake River Headwaters Watershed Group and Eastern Idaho Water Rights Coalition to understand the value of the Snake River Headwaters through agricultural, recreation, and conservation perspectives from Idaho and Wyoming. |
Past Events
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September 30: WyoPASS Roundup webinar - Wyoming Rural Communities: Resilience, Challenges,
and Pathways Forward
Presenter: Jeff Hamerlinck
September 10-11, Riverton and Laramie, WY
Professor Kyle Whyte in Wyoming
July 30: Harlow Summer Series: The Snake River Futures Report
Presentation by Co-PI Bryan Shuman
May 19-21: Elevations Geospatial Summit
May 6: COMPUTING MEETUP: Digital Twins
May 2: Showcase of Teacher-Researcher Knowledge Exchange cohort 3
April 20: UW Science Institute Annual Spring Research Symposium
April 17: Snake River Headwaters Symposium
April 14-17: U.S. Indigenous Data Sovereignty & Governance Summit
March 6: Youth Climate Futures Summit and What's next for our climate?
The event, hosted by Teton Resilience Network, featured Co-PI Bryan Shuman discussing
climate science and research with tribal youth from Indigenous Youth Voices for Conservation.
February 9: Love Data Week
Feburary 4-6: Consortium for Scenario Planning
February 1: Science Café with Meredith Journey and Chuck Williams
January 12-14: Wyoming Open Science Data Summit
2025
November 20-21: Geography 2050
November 12-15: National Science Teaching Association National Conference
October 15: Watershed Connections: A Community Conversation
Snake River Headwaters Watershed Management Group Outreach
October 13: Wind River Tribal Conservation Summit and Buffalo Bash Fundraiser at the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative, Morton, WY
September 26: Water in the West Colloquium
- watch recording
September 25/26: Computing Symposium: AI for WY Industries
September 4: Innovation After Hours, Laramie
July 31: Harlow Summer Lecture
Sara Germain and Tucker Furniss | Grand Teton Forest Dynamics Plot: Monitoring local
forest health and contributing to the Smithsonian Forest Global Earth Observatory
- watch recording
July 24: Harlow Summer Lecture
Sean Bertalot, Tristan Blechinger, Kevin Gauthier, Chuck Williams: WyACT aquatic research:
Ecology of Jackson Lake and the Snake River.
- watch recording
June 23-27: UCGIS Symposium
The University Consortium for Geographic Information Science's annual symposium on
the campus of the University of Wyoming.
June 10: Maggie O'Neill at the Wyoming Water Forum
June 6-8: Snake River Fest, Jackson
May 12-15: Native American Fish and Wildlife Society Annual National Conference
Hosted in Riverton by the Eastern Shoshone & Northern Arapaho Tribes of the Wind River
Reservation.
May 14-15: Jackson Hole Summit: Energy, Economics, Environment
WyACT team member Bryan Shuman gave a welcome address and introduced the interactive
stations on "Implementing Clean Energy and Sustainability Strategies".
May 2 and May 10: TRKE cohort 2 learning showcase
May 9: Wind River Indian Reservation AgWater Symposium, Riverton
A day of presentations, panel discussion, and a community workshop around water and
agriculture on the Wind River Indian Reservation.
April 25: Place-Based Education Symposium
Annual event through which educators and thought leaders from around the world exchange
place-based inspired ideas, learnings, and aspirations. The keynote address was given
by WyACT Co-PI Bryan Shuman.
March 11: Mahdi Asgadi at the Wyoming Water Forum
2024
November 7: Climate Futures in Jackson Hole
A facilitated conversation about future climate scenarios with UW climate researchers,
community decision makers, and the immigrant community.
September 16: Climate Change and its Impacts in Jackson Hole with Bryan Shuman
- watch recording
June 20: Big fish eat little fish - Harlow Summer Series with William Fetzer
- watch recording
The University of Wyoming has earned its Research Level 1 (R1) status from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, placing Wyoming's only four-year university with the top research universities in the United States.