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SUMMARY:AlpWeek Intermezzo 2020
DESCRIPTION:9.-11. December 2020\nThe Nice Côte d’Azur metropolitan area was meant to host the AlpWeek Intermezzo this year. However\, in response to evolving health conditions\, the organisation committee has decided to make this event completely virtual. Field visits will be adapted to comply with this format as far as possible.\nThe conference will take place via Zoom. A link will be sent to you by email a few days in advance of the event. \nThis event is free of charge\, by registration only until 1st December 2020. \nLearn more here.
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/alpweek-intermezzo-2020/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201116
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SUMMARY:Sustainable Innovation Forum 2020
DESCRIPTION:Overcoming a global health emergency and preventing the global climate emergency will require an unprecedented level of cross-sector\, cross-industry and cross-border collaboration. \nOver the last 10 years\, Climate Action has been uniting the public\, private and NGO sectors alongside the UN climate change summits by convening the largest multi-stakeholder forum at COP: The Sustainable Innovation Forum. \nEach year\, the Forum plays a key role in facilitating the connections that forge the cross sectors partnerships required to address the global climate emergency and accelerate the transition to a net-zero economy. \nIn response to the global pandemic and in an effort to fill the void left by the delayed COP26\, the 11th Sustainable Innovation Forum will be fully virtualised and broadcast live from a London-based studio creating a platform for the public and private sector to showcase continued climate action. \n\nLearn more here.
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/sustainable-innovation-forum-2020/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20201110T110000
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SUMMARY:Strengthening Sustainability Programs in Higher Education
DESCRIPTION:In October 2020\, the National Academies of Sciences\, Engineering\, and Medicine released a consensus study report with recommendations on how to strengthen sustainability programs and curricula in higher education. Committee member Chris Boone will share and discuss the report’s recommendations organized around three themes: i) strengthening sustainability educational programs at undergraduate and graduate levels; (ii) building the academic environment for sustainability in higher education institutions; and (iii) developing a sustainability workforce to understand and address current and future sustainability challenges. \n  \nLearn more here. 
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/strengthening-sustainability-programs-in-higher-education/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201026
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201028
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SUMMARY:Mountain Connects Conference
DESCRIPTION:Learn more here. \n 
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/mountain-connects-conference/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Virtual Coffee
DESCRIPTION:Please Join Us for Virtual Coffee\, where we will discuss Building Back Better in the Mountains: Experiences of marginalization in mountains – How can efforts of decolonization and reconciling knowledges advance mountain futures?
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/virtual-coffee-3/
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SUMMARY:The Perfect Storm Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Learn more here. 
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/the-perfect-storm-webinar-2/
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SUMMARY:The Perfect Storm Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Learn more here. 
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/the-perfect-storm-webinar/
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SUMMARY:1st Global Mountain Sustainability Forum
DESCRIPTION:About\nIn the epoch of Anthropocene\, where humans have a significant impact on the Earth’s geology and ecology\, the sustainability of our social-economic systems is the basic prerequisite for the long-term existence of mankind. Any pathway towards such sustainability necessarily calls for deep transformations of our society and will require complementary actions by governments\, civil society\, science\, and business (Sachs et al.\, 2019). By and large\, it remains unclear if and how respective processes of societal and institutional upheavals may be initiated and will take place. Nevertheless\, sustainability has turned into a matter of individual lifestyle and individual daily choices rooted in common values in parts of the society. \nAcknowledging the necessity of fundamental changes\, the United Nations and its member states have been developing a framework for national action and global cooperation: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the respective 17 Sustainable Development Goals. With only 10 more years left to achieve these goals\, the United Nations’ Secretary-General has raised a universal call to mobilise for a decade of global\, local and people action. At the core of this call is the need to tackle growing poverty\, empower women and girls\, and address the climate emergency. \nWithin this context\, the newly established Global Mountain Sustainability Forum (GMS Forum) conference series will discuss particular challenges concerning sustainability in mountain regions\, which also provide invaluable ecosystem services for lowlands and their populations; these are often not appropriately taken into account in policies and decision-making processes. The GMS Forum 2020 will tackle sustainability governance issues at the crossroads between international frameworks and local contributions\, focusing on the topics of tourism and natural resource management (see full conference programme here). \nThis conference takes place on October 5-6\, 2020.
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/1st-global-mountain-sustainability-forum/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Coffee
DESCRIPTION:Please Join Us for Virtual Coffee\, where we will discuss the Peaks to People Water Fund.
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/virtual-coffee-2/
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SUMMARY:AAG 2019: Mountain Futures
DESCRIPTION:Exploring Mountain Futures at the American Association of Geographers in Washington\, DC \nSession Organizers:  \nCara Steger\,  Colorado State University \nJulia Klein\,  Colorado State University \nAnne Nolin\,  University of Nevada \nRobin Reid\,  Colorado State University \nCatherine Tucker\,  University of Florida \nSpecialty Group Sponsorship:  Mountain Geography Specialty Group; Cultural and Political Ecology SG; Spatial analysis and modeling SG. \nIn this session\, we invite speakers and participants whose work is addressing sustainability challenges in mountain social-ecological systems worldwide.  We invite researchers using a variety of tools and especially those using a combination of approaches (e.g. social-ecological systems modeling\, empirical case studies\, participatory approaches\, remote sensing\, local knowledge\, citizen science\, ecosystem service assessment\, nature-based solutions) to address issues facing mountain environments and people\, with impacts beyond the mountains themselves.   We seek to identify innovative partnerships\, processes\, and tools that can advance the research and practice for transforming towards sustainable mountain futures.  We hope to share studies\, experiences and lessons from diverse mountain sites worldwide. \nWe are hosting: \nThree sessions of speakers\, from 8 am to 2:30 pm \nOne panel discussion from 3-4:30 \nSocial Gathering from 5-7 pm at Lebanese Taverna\, 2641 Connecticut Ave NW\, Washington\, DC 20008
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/cfp-aag-2019-mountain-futures/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Coffee
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SUMMARY:Virtual Coffee:  Citizen Science in the Mountains
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SUMMARY:Participatory Modeling of Mountain Social-Ecological Systems
DESCRIPTION:We are holding our upcoming workshop on “Participatory Modeling of Mountain Social-Ecological Systems” at the Rock Springs Resort\, Bend\, Oregon\, April 24-27\, 2017. The workshop is led by Anne Nolin\, Jessica Thorn\, Julia Klein\, Robin Reid\, & Catherine Tucker.
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/participatory-modeling-mountain-social-ecological-systems/
LOCATION:Rock Springs Ranch\, 64201 Tyler Road\, Bend\, OR\, 97701\, United States
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SUMMARY:TEST 2
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SUMMARY:TMI at the 2016 World Conservation Congress
DESCRIPTION:Please join us at the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Hawaii!\nIUCNWorldConsCongressThe mountain events below cover today’s most pressing issues and detail innovative approaches with on-the-slopes impact. \nJoin in discussions about mountains as global water sources\, explore their cultural and spiritual significance and be a part of practical solutions for conserving mountain ecosystems. \nNot able to attend? Follow the discussions on Twitter: @TheMountainInst via hashtags #MtnsRH2O and #IUCNcongress. \n2 September 2016\n12:00 – 13:00\nProtected Planet Pavilion. #WCC_12474\n“Cultural\, Spiritual and Sacred Dimensions of Protected and Conserved Areas.” TMI Senior Fellow Ed Bernbaum of the Cultural and Spiritual Values of Protected Areas Specialist Group (CSVPA) leading. \n3 September 2016\n08:30 – 13:00\nConservation Campus\, Room 305B. #WCC_10205.\n“Making Ecosystem-based Adaptation Effective: Evidence from the Field to Improve Policy and Practice.” TMI Andes Program Director\, Jorge Recharte presenting. \n11:00 – 12:00\nWater Pavilion. #WCC_12177\n“Building a Portfolio of Learning Landscapes to Secure Nature’s Mountain Water Towers”. From TMI: Andrew Taber – moderator\, Jorge Recharte – South America\, Gillian Bowser (TMI Senior Fellow\, Colorado State University) – North America. From IUCN: Mahmood Akhtar Cheema (IUCN Pakistan) – South Asia\, and Ali Raza Rizvi. \n13:00 – 14:00\nRoom 318A. #WCC_15498\nBook Launch: Asian Sacred Natural Sites. CSVPA leading. \n14:30 – 16:30\nRoom 314\, UNDP Kauhale. #WCC_12621\n“Mountain Communities of Colombia\, Ecuador\, and Peru: Conservation\, Climate Change\, and Social Equity.” Jorge Recharte presenting\, TMI Andes. \n4 September 2016\n14:30 – 16:30\nWorkshop 317A. #WCC_10261\n“Management of Páramo and Wetlands in Colombia: Experiences and Challenges of Water Governance.” Jorge Recharte\, Director\, TMI Andes presenting. \n15:00 – 17:00\nRoom 305A\nMountain Partnership Briefing\, TMI leading for The Mountain Partnership. \n5 September 2016\n8:30 – 10:30\nWorkshop\, Room 315. #WCC_10211\n“Cultural and Spiritual Significance of Nature in the Management and Governance of Protected Areas and World Heritage Sites. CSVPA leading. \n14:00 – 14:30\nPoster\, Screen 21. #WCC_10121\n“Inspiring a New Generation Through Citizen Science Programs.” TMI Appalachian Program.
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/tmi-at-the-2016-world-conservation-congress/
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SUMMARY:Mountain of Our Future Earth Conference
DESCRIPTION:We will be organizing and hosting several events:\n(1) Transdisciplinary approaches to mountain environment and livelihood sustainability from local to global scales\, Plenary Talk by Julia Klein\nMonday\, October 5\, 9:30 am \n(2) Roundtable Discussion\nChallenges and advances in cross-scale research of governance in mountain systems\nOrganized by Catherine Tucker and colleagues\nMonday\, October 5\, parallel session 1\, 10:30-12:30 \n(3) Mountain Sentinels – Open Meeting\nLunchtime\nRoom Norie-Miller 2\, Perth Concert Hall\nCome and learn about how you can be involved with Mountain Sentinels; bring your ideas; let us know how Mountain Sentinels can be useful for you. \n(4) Roundtable discussion\nTransdisciplinary approaches to mountain sustainability\nOrganized by Robin Reid\, Anne Nolin\, Catherine Tucker\, Julia Klein\nMonday\, October 5\, parallel session 2\, 13:45-15:45 \n(5) Early Career Mountain Sentinels – Open Meeting\nOrganized by Kelly Hopping\, Cara Steger\, Travis Roth\, Chantsa Jamsranjav\nTuesday\, October 6\, 18:30-19:30\, Location: local pub TBD\, light food provided \nStudents and postdocs\, please join this group of early career mountain sentinels for a meet and greet and a chance to network with other early career mountain people interested in interdisciplinary work in mountains; add your voice to our growing group; let us know your needs as early career mountain sentinels. \n(6) Mountain social-ecological system dynamics and resilience to global change\nOral sessions organized by Julia Klein and colleagues\nWednesday\, October 7\nParallel session 6: 10.30- 12.30\nParallel session 7: 13.45 – 15.45\nParallel session 8: 16.15 – 18.15
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/mountain-of-our-future-earth-conference-october-4-8-2015/
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