From November 9th through 11th, 2022 the South Central Climate Adaptation Science Center hosted their annual Fall Science Meeting on the campus of Louisiana State University (LSU) in Baton Rouge, bringing together partners and colleagues from across the region for sharing their work as well as networking and building relationships for future endeavors.
The presentations from these sessions were recorded and are now available for viewing, on this playlist, as well as all of the presenter’s slides which are posted below.
Keynote
From dust to drought: Evolving rainfall patterns in the U.S. Caribbean and lessons for South-Central CASC states
Dr. Paul Miller, Assistant Professor Louisiana State University | slides (no video)
Session 1: video
Climate Change in the South Central Region: From Impacts to Adaptation
Dr. Vincent Brown | Assistant Professor-Research LSU, Program Manager SCIPP | Adapting to Climate Change: A SCIPP Perspective | slides
Dr. Kelsey Roberts | Senior Postdoc LSU | Towards Estimating Marine Ecosystem Impacts of Geoengineering | starts at 13:07 | slides
Dr. Jason Furtado | Associate Professor University of Oklahoma | Climate Change and Extreme Weather Trends in the South Central US | starts at 24:47| slides
Questions and panel discussions start around 38:00
Session 2: video
Managing for Change from a Resource Manager Perspective
Dr. Julie Whitbeck, Ecologist, National Park Service | Learning from the landscape: guiding 21st century stewardship at the Barataria Preserve | slides
Ethan Schuth, Senior Water Resource Manager, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma | Climate Change & Basin Integrity |starts at 23:58| slides
Panel discussions start about 40:20
Session 3: video
Partnership Engagement
Dr. Sarah Franzen | Assistant Professor LSU | Starting with Community-Engagement: Perspectives on a New Project | slides
Dr. Barney Austin, PE | Aqua Strategies Inc. | Strengthening Work Products through Collaboration in Oklahoma | starts at 11:35| slides
Dr. Julie Lively | Louisiana Sea Grant College Programs Executive Director and Associate Professor LSU | Louisiana Fisheries Forward: a program for the commercial seafood community | starts at 24:12| slides
Questions and panel discussions start at 36:34
