PSECCO Community Meeting

The Polar Science Early Career Community Office (PSECCO) invites you to attend our first virtual community meeting.

Polar Expeditions: From Past to Present

Join CIRES and Reach the World for a joint livestream event, comparing and contrasting MOSAiC and the historical expedition that inspired it (aboard a ship called the Fram) and Endurance22 and the historical expedition that inspired it (Imperial Trans-Antarctic).

Climate and Mental Health: Acknowledging Grief and Inspiring Hope

During this 1-hour webinar, we will review the research linking climate change and mental health. We will focus on skills for coping with and moving through personal grief and loss related to climate change.

Data Puzzle Webinar Series - Megafires

Engage with a new Data Puzzle focused on how and why megafires have changed over time.

Join us on Thursday, March 31st from 3-4 pm PT, 4-5 pm MT, 5-6 pm CT, 6-7 pm ET as developer Jon Griffith and Ambitious Science Teaching co-author Melissa Braaten describe t

Data Puzzles Webinar Series - Megadrought in the Colorado River Basin

Engage with the latest Data Puzzle in which students explore climate patterns to explain the ongoing Megadrought in the Colorado River Basin.

Join us on Thursday, March 24th from 3-4 pm PT, 4-5 pm MT, 5-6 pm CT, 6-7 pm ET as developer Jon Griffith and Ambitiou

Climate Solutions Workshop Using the En-ROADS Decision Support Model

Are you interested in exploring what strategies can help the world address climate change? Join Dr. Tamara Shapiro Ledley in exploring impacts and strategies for addressing climate change.

Data Puzzles Webinar Series - The Tipping Point

Engage with the latest Data Puzzle focused on the impact of rising temperatures on tundra ecosystems.

Join us on Thursday, March 17th from 3-4 pm PT, 4-5 pm MT, 5-6 pm CT, 6-7 pm ET as developer Jon Griffith and Ambitious Science Teaching co-author Melissa Bra

Teaching Climate Consequences with CLEAN: Motivate and Inspire, Don't Despair

The consequences of climate change are all around us, unfortunately. How can we teach these topics without overwhelming our students or causing anxiety?

Data Puzzle Webinar Series - Tracing Carbon Through the Arctic Food Web

Engage with this new Data Puzzle in which students predict ecosystem shifts by tracing the flow of carbon through the Arctic food web.

Join us on Thursday, March 10th from 3-4 pm PT, 4-5 pm MT, 5-6 pm CT, 6-7 pm ET as developer Jon Griffith and Ambitious Scien

It's Us: Human as Agents of Change Within Earth's Climate System

Human impacts on the climate system are becoming increasingly evident, moving climate change from a topic that is abstract and faraway to one that is right before our eyes.