Arctic Rivers Summit:ÌýDecember 6-8 2022
The
Arctic Rivers SummitÌýtookÌýplaceÌýin Anchorage, Alaska from December 6-8, 2022. This wasÌýan in-person workshop to discuss the current and potential future states of Alaskan and Yukon rivers and fish and how we can adapt.ÌýThe Summit brought together more thanÌý100 Tribal and First Nation leaders, community members, managers, and knowledge holders, western scientists, federal, state, and provincial agency representatives, academic partners, non-governmental organizations, and others. Thank you to our invited speakers, facilitators, note takers, drivers, planners, and IAC members all contributed uniquely to the success of the event. It was a memorable week. We received helpful feedback on how we can improve communication and co-produced science. The Summit wasÌýheld as part of a five-year Arctic Rivers Project funded by the National Science Foundation’s Navigating the New Arctic Program.
The three goals for the Summit were to:
- Exchange knowledge
- Inform the modeling
- Take Action
Stay tuned for Summit proceedings, which are currently under development.
Check out our ÌýorÌýcontact us at arcticrivers@colorado.edu to find out more.
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On May 2020 we launched our , Visit the siteÌýor view below.Ìý
Upcoming webinar topics:Ìý
- Equitable co-production of knowledge
- Protection of Indigenous Knowledges
- Indigenous planning perspectives
- Climate modeling – future scenarios, pros and cons of different choices
