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Natural phenomena mirror human experiences: in OUTLIER, Nature is her own character bringing every facet of herself to the screen. How do you see your experiences reflected outside?
Millions of people in the U.S. rely on the melting of snow for drinking water, agriculture, and more. But even amid near-record snows in California, snowpack levels are steadily declining.
Read More from National Geographic.
From water levels in Lake Powell to receding Antarctic Sea Ice to snowpack in the Sierra Nevada, NASA compiles a collection of data visualizations that help us understand how water (in all her forms) affects our daily lives.
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From North Carolina to California, much of the United States is expected to face increased wildfire risk as rising greenhouse gas emissions bring warmer temperatures and shifting precipitation patterns.
Read More from NC State University.
Wildfires are an essential part of forest and rangeland health. However, as climate conditions become hotter and drier, wildfires have grown more intense and destructive across much of the U.S. To help address this threat, USGS develops state-of-the-art science to assess the effects of changing climate on wildfire patterns. This information is invaluable for fire management across the country.
THE PACK CREEK FIRE: THE UGLY, THE BAD & THE GOOD …by Jim Stiles – Canyon Country Zephyr
The OUTLIER series is more than just a film: it’s a platform to spark conversation, cultural connection, and personal inquiry.
Our team pairs screenings with outdoor activities, professional development, facilitated discussion, and more to achieve all of the above (and more).
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