
ALT image is a and the event headline, with photos of each of the panelists: Cockrell School of Engineering professor Fernanda Leite Krissie Marty of Forklift Danceworks Ramesh Swaminathan from Austin Watershed Protection, City of Austin Ut Austin Theater and Dance grad student Khristián Méndez Aguirre

ALT The Planet Texas 2050 Symposium brings together groups interested in research on climate resilience. Multiple presentation formats over many days bring together faculty, researchers, artists, and community members to build a community of collaborators to share more resilient communities throughout Texas and beyond. The image is a half of poster from the Deep in the Heart film featuring a female lion staring straight forward. Also is faded background of plants with the words Film Screening, Deep in the Heart: A Texas Wildlife Story. Wednesday, March 1, 5:30 pm at RLP 0.130

ALT The Planet Texas 2050 Symposium brings together groups interested in research on climate resilience. Multiple presentation formats over many days bring together faculty, researchers, artists, and community members to build a community of collaborators to share more resilient communities throughout Texas and beyond. The image is a faded background of Joshua Trees with the words Planet Texas 2050 Symposium: Resilience Research in Action written. February 28 – March 2, UT Austin Campus. The logo is a Texas outline with the words Planet Texas 2050 written in the middle.

ALT “I can’t imagine research that doesn’t involve crossing boundaries between disciplines and colleges, that doesn’t include a commitment to partnership with community stakeholders, and that doesn’t connect the past to the present and to the future.” – Adam Rabinowitz, Ph.D., Planet Texas 2050 chair


























