Join us in the 2023 @ABQcitynature challenge! 🌱🏙️
For more info: abqcitynature.org
#citynaturechallenge #citynaturechallengeabq
In this citizen science event in which we take 📸of nature in our 🏙️. These📸are used to ID species and collect info about urban ecosystems! 🧠 Teams across the world engage in friendly competition to record the most observations. 🌏
#citynaturechallenge #citynaturechallengeabq
💪UNM's Biology, Geography, and Planning Depts. are competing for the most observations.
Help us claim victory 🏅 by joining the "UNM GES City Nature Challenge ABQ 2023" group on the website! For more info: abqcitynature.org
#citynaturechallenge #citynaturechallengeabq
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Check out our stellar stats from #CityNatureChallengeABQ in 2022! Think we can beat them?
#CityNatureChallenge #iNaturalist #CommunityScience #BioBlitz #UrbanNature
#NewMexico #Albuquerque #southwest #wildlife #animals #species
@citnatchallenge @inaturalist @SMNHC1 @ABQbrp
Our Center is excited to sponsor the 2023 Annual Leopold Lecture organized by @AldoLeopold_NM 🎉
This year's lecture will be given by Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of "Braiding Sweetgrass" on April 22, 2023 @ 5:30pm! 📙🌱More info: leopoldwritingprogram.org/an…
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We are honored to have Robin Wall Kimmerer as a speaker for #LeopoldWeek2023. Remember to register at crowdcast.io/c/leopoldweek23. This link gives you access to both the program and its recording.
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Zoë Rossman, #UrbanEcologist and @UNM Graduate Student, shares about #UrbanWildlife living in #Albuquerque.
youtu.be/rU0HSMUUfTU
Add photos and information about #wildlife you see in your neighborhood on: zeemaps.com/map?group=427306…
#NewMexicoNature
🗺 Indigenous Cartographies @ UNM huge success! Thank you to our presenters: Christine Ami, Deana Dartt, Rudo Kemper, Annita Lucchesi, & Reuben Rose-Redwood. 👏🏽 We learned so much from you & received many comments from attendees who found the events transformative & inspiring. 🌱
Check out the work of these cartographers & watch a recording of the panel on our YouTube channel. 💻youtube.com/@unmcenterforcom…
Also, thank you to our opening speakers, moderators, campus sponsors & Center. 🙌🏽
#indigenous #cartographies #mapping #universityofnewmexico #geography
📢Join us for UNM Geography's annual Murphy Lecture! ⭐️This event is free and open to the public.
🌵Dr. Sundberg will discuss how enforcement of the border with 🇲🇽involves more-than-human affairs including other species & earth processes.
#geography #borders #soilscience #desert
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Join us for GIS Day on Wednesday, November 16th. We have a fantastic lightning presentation speaker list and many more events going on. We hope to see you there!
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🗺️@UNM Mark your calendars: next week is #GeographyAwarenessWeek and we have a ton of great events happening all week! Read about all the events here: news.unm.edu/news/unm-hosts-… @unmnewsroom
Hope to see you there!
The Center is now accepting applications for faculty affiliation. 🎉Any UNM faculty member with an interest in community-engaged teaching, research, or mapping is encouraged to review the affiliation criteria on our website and apply. 👩🏫👩🔬🙋♀️
➡More info: communitygeography.unm.edu/a…
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This symposium seeks to develop new borderland and border-crossing approaches to North America that center Indigenous peoples, homelands, political concerns & related dynamics.
✨This event is free and open to the public.
➡️Register here: ib2022.unm.edu
We'd like to congratulate🎉@UNM_GES and @nmsu Geography students on their successful participation in the Southwest Division of @theAAG Annual Meeting!
Almost all of their presentations were on research about #NewMexico and many of them have worked on projects with our Center!🌞
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Join in on Nov 16 at 4:30pm to wrap up a great GIS Day at ASPIRE's Open House! All are welcome! @aspireUNM
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This symposium seeks to develop new borderland and border-crossing approaches to North America that center Indigenous peoples, homelands, political concerns & related dynamics.
✨This event is free and open to the public.
➡️Register here: ib2022.unm.edu
Thank you to our dozens of co-sponsors!✨This is going to be an amazing event. See you next Wednesday at @NHCCNM!
In the #anthropocene, can physical geography exist without understanding human impact on Earth's systems?





















