May is Mental Health Awareness Month and this month we will be highlighting Climate Mental Health resources with @CLEAN. Tune in Every Monday for #MentalHealthMondays , where we explore topics relating to Climate Mental Health
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Our next webinar is at 11 AM on Thursday, May 9! Come learn about how models of invasive species considering current and future climate can help land managers develop climate-smart management protocols. Register here: cuboulder.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

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Meet the ESIIL team: Katya is a post doc for ESIIL exploring alpine tundra response to climate change. Hear more about Katya's work by watching her recent EDS seminar:
earthlab.colorado.edu/blog/integrati…

For today's #HumansOfCIRES , meet Tyler McIntosh, forest disturbance program manager Earth Lab CU-Boulder. Tyler flies drones to study how ecosystems recover after fire and other disturbances & he publishes short-form poetry! @cuboulder
Read the full interview: cires.colorado.edu/spotlights/poe…

In this new Protect Our Winters blog, CIRES' Dr. Alison Banwell writes about her Nov/Deb 2023 field expedition in Antarctica to test a new GPS technique to detect different surface types—such as ice or water—on glacier surfaces.
protectourwinters.org/how-can-gps-mo…

Small rain shower over the foothills and our campus in South Boulder made for an extremely epic morning rainbow! The only gold we found was this view and shot, which is still pretty great. #cowx #colorado

The RISE Challenge Colorado Finals are April 30th at 1 pm EST. HEART Force teacher fellows are all submitting to this challenge, and Earth Force is one of our partners!
earthforce.org/eacweek/

Reminder: This event is today at 3 pm MT! We hope to see you there. Details ⬇️

And along with National Snow and Ice Data Center's info, read more on #Thwaites Glacier--including about research into how its ice loss may be affected by #ElNino --here: eos.org/tag/thwaites

Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica is already a major contributor to global sea level rise and a collapse of the glacier could increase sea levels up to 65 centimeters (2 feet) in the coming centuries. Learn more about why scientists are studying the glacier: bit.ly/3YOazaJ

Congrats to our 2024 Graduate Student Research Award recipients!

Yingfei Chen
Laura Rea
Emmy Longnecker
Leah Bertrand
Daniel Hassell
Daniel Katz
Samba Siva Sai PrasadThota
Ashley Dancer

cires.colorado.edu/recognition/20…

'When the fieldwork comes home' — in this new AGU's Eos story, scientists from CIRES and CU Boulder 🦬 share how the Marshall Fire impacted their lives and research. Dr. Christine Wiedinmyer de Gouw Lab
eos.org/features/when-…

ICYMI: Soil microbes may influence the taste or spiciness of mustard, according to recent CU Boulder 🦬 and CIRES-led work.

Read the story: cires.colorado.edu/news/how-spicy…

Corinne Walsh Noah Fierer

When the Marshall Fire hit the CU Boulder 🦬 community, a group of scientists stepped up to answer urgent questions about air quality and health.

Comments from Waleed Abdalati, Dr. Christine Wiedinmyer, Dr. Colleen E. Reid, and Joost de Gouw CIRES CU Boulder 🦬

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From this summer to early next year, CIRES will welcome our next cohort of postdoctoral and sabbatical visiting fellows! We can’t wait to see what they discover.

Learn more about the CIRES Visiting Fellows Program: cires.colorado.edu/award-programs…