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Save the Date! San Diego Design Week Features “Connecting Wildlands and Communities” Project

We’re excited to announce that the Connecting Wildlands and Communities project will be featured at this year’s San Diego Design Week! Join the project artists and researchers for our talk “Designing for Climate Change,” available all week long through September 8-12, 2021.



We’re excited to announce that the Connecting Wildlands and Communities project will be featured at this year’s San Diego Design Week! Join the project artists and researchers for our talk “Designing for Climate Change,” available all week long through September 8-12, 2021. Registration for this free event is now open! Explore the program and sign up today: https://sddesignweek.org/programs.


Connecting Wildlands and Communities:

Designing for Climate Change

September 8-12, 2021


Featuring


Project Artists

Audrey Carver

Science, Media, and Art Intern


Andrew Pittman, Condor Visual Media

Affiliated Artists


Diane Terry

Creative Program Manager


Kim Reasor

2020 Climate Art Fellow


Project Researchers

Diane Foote Researcher and Project Manager


Dr. Isabel Rojas-Viada Ecologist and Conservationist


Krista West Researcher and Remote Sensing Scientist


Dr. Megan Jennings Research Scientist and Conservation Ecologist


Connected landscapes can support adaptation and resilience to climate change for both ecosystems and local communities – this has been the focus of an interdisciplinary research project in Southern California for the past two years. However, the importance of connection extends beyond the data.


To bridge the gap between science and its application in the community, the Connecting Wildlands and Communities (CWC) project brings together four local artists with its team of planners, environmental engineers, ecologists, and geographers in an intentional effort to better translate climate data and the stories behind it.


Join us for a virtual conversation with this collaborative team to hear their unique views on “connection,” exploring how people, landscapes, and data can come together to influence the final products and the critical role design plays in advancing a community-centered approach to a climate-resilient future.

 

The second annual San Diego Design week, presented by Mingei International Museum, will take place September 8-12, 2021. The presentations, studio tours, workshops and more celebrate design throughout the binational design community of San Diego and Tijuana.


Learn more about the event and how to register here: www.sddesignweek.org

 

Connecting Wildlands and Communities is supported by California Strategic Growth Council’s Climate Change Research Program with funds from California Climate Investments – Cap-and-Trade Dollars at Work.

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