Key Insights on Education for Planetary Futures
New futures are emerging—together we can shape them. Join BRIDGES Executive Director, Steven Hartman, on the ASU panel ‘Key Insights on Education for Planetary Futures’.
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New futures are emerging—together we can shape them. Join BRIDGES Executive Director, Steven Hartman, on the ASU panel ‘Key Insights on Education for Planetary Futures’.
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Over the centuries, generations of Gwich’in people lived in the northern Boreal Forest region of northern Canada, today known as the Northwest Territories.
Location: GSSC, room 3.03 (Classen-Kappelmann-Str. 24, 3rd floor, 50931 Cologne)
This entry-level workshop will introduce participants from the fields of history and archaeology to the palaeoecological sciences and their relevance to historical and archaeological research. Beginning with an overview of palaeoecology, how it works and how it can be used, the program will offer surveys of key ecological sciences, involving the study of stable isotopes and sedimentary geochemistry; speleothems, ice cores and tree-rings; palynology and dendroclimatology; C14 dating, multi-proxy data, and more. The focus will be on the reconstruction of pre-instrumental climate, vegetation, and land cover.
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Econarratives are all around us, describing and shaping human interactions with other species and the physical environment.
Location: Auerbach Library, MESH (in cooperation with the CCM project)
UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition will be collaborating on a special session with the World Academy of Art and Science, ASU Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory and other consortium partners from this year's Summit of the Future event 'From Idea to Action and Impact' at the 7th International Conference on Future Education in an online/hybrid event, Wednesday 11 December, 2024.
Location: Hybrid Event. In person at İstinye Üniversitesi and on-line.