In conjunction with the IUPUI Office of the Vice Chancellor of Research (“OVCR”), CEES hosted an “IUPUI Water Summit” that brought together water researchers from disciplines across campus with leaders in Indiana’s water community to learn more about water issues facing Indiana. The conference organizers included Bill Blomquist, Water Policy expert and Dean of the… Read more »
On January 23-25th, researchers convened at IUPUI from across the United States and Europe for the kick-off symposium and workshop of the “Rivers of the Anthropocene” project.
Great singletrack trail riding this morning at the Fort! Aaron Froehlke, The Oaks Academy (Left) Jeremy Webber, CEES (Right)
More excellent water science from the USGS.
CEES is continuing to build on more than 10 years of research in the Eagle Creek Watershed by entering into an innovative collaboration between a federal agency, a state University, and a family farm.
I stumbled across this benchmark today while on vacation at Walt Disney World. Suddenly I want to do some surveying!
Be sure to see the exhibit at the Indiana Historical Society “A City Underwater” for a fascinating look at the impact of the Flood of 1913 on Indianapolis.
The Fall 2013 FEH workshops are currently underway. The workshops are filled, but please see the Indiana FEH Program website for course materials and information.
On October 26, the CEES service learning team re-visited Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve. It was a cold and cloudy day but still many gathered to clear the invasive bush honeysuckle from the area fronting the main drive into the park. The north side of the lane was wooded while the south side lead to a… Read more »
Cold Spring is an Environmental Magnet School within IPS. Every year, students complete projects and attend special workshops completely focused on the environment. This year, the Center for Earth and Environmental Science (CEES) was pleased to be able to take part in this year’s festivities. Our K-12 educational outreach program, Discovering the Science of the… Read more »