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Related: About this forumCA Climate College - online lectures from CDFW
The CDFW Climate College is intended to provide foundational knowledge for all staff and partners on climate change science and its impacts to fish, wildlife, and habitats, with the ultimate goal of effectively incorporating projected climate impacts into the states resource planning, management, and project activities.
In spring 2014 CDFW held the second iteration of its Climate College, focusing on the states marine resources. The course described Californias unique challenges and opportunities in managing its 1,100 miles of coastline, bays/estuaries, and marine protected areas under climate impacts. The course also featured case studies to show examples of responses to climate impacts. Lecture topics covered atmospheric changes, physical oceanic changes, sea level rise, ecosystem responses, and conservation planning.
Through this course and other efforts, the Department is working to demonstrate Californias leadership in addressing climate impacts as well as managing natural resources through diverse input and coordination with similar efforts at the federal and local levels.
In spring 2014 CDFW held the second iteration of its Climate College, focusing on the states marine resources. The course described Californias unique challenges and opportunities in managing its 1,100 miles of coastline, bays/estuaries, and marine protected areas under climate impacts. The course also featured case studies to show examples of responses to climate impacts. Lecture topics covered atmospheric changes, physical oceanic changes, sea level rise, ecosystem responses, and conservation planning.
Through this course and other efforts, the Department is working to demonstrate Californias leadership in addressing climate impacts as well as managing natural resources through diverse input and coordination with similar efforts at the federal and local levels.
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/Climate_and_Energy/Climate_Change/Climate_College/
I haven't watched any of this yet, but it seems like it could be interesting...
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CA Climate College - online lectures from CDFW (Original Post)
petronius
Jul 2014
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Cooperstown
(49 posts)1. Any free science courses are always fun to watch
Even if you already have to basics down, it's often fun to review stuff when you're more than 20 years out of college, like me.
petronius
(26,602 posts)2. Very true. Welcome to DU!
Cooperstown
(49 posts)3. Thank you. MIT offers free on-line courses by video
MIT Open Courseware
Kind of intense, but full lecture series in science and other areas.
http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm
All free!!! I like free!
petronius
(26,602 posts)4. Great link, bookmarked. Looks like some light summer reading...