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Completed STANDARD GRANT National Science Foundation (US)

Conference: Increasing Opportunities in the Mountain Climate Science Community with Support to the 2022 MtnClim Conference September 12-16, 2022

$49.1K USD

Funder National Science Foundation (US)
Recipient Organization Western Washington University
Country United States
Start Date Aug 01, 2022
End Date Jan 31, 2023
Duration 183 days
Number of Grantees 1
Roles Principal Investigator
Data Source National Science Foundation (US)
Grant ID 2232912
Grant Description

This award is supporting participation by students and early-career researchers in the Mountain Climate (MtnClim) conference to be held September 12-16, 2022. The MtnClim conference is focused on mountain climate sciences and the effects of climate variability on ecosystems and natural resources. The conference features invited and contributed talks, poster sessions, and working-group sessions on various aspects of mountain climate science including hydrology, ecology, and glaciology.

Every MtnClim meeting includes sessions or workshops of value to natural-resource managers addressing implications of climate variability and climate change in conservation and resource management. Conference attendees span a range of participants including land managers from agencies and tribes, natural resource practitioners from non-governmental organizations, and academics. The theme of this year’s conference is Science for Decision-Making in Mountains.

The award is facilitating access to the conference and increasing the opportunity for student and early-career participants. The participant support is focused on communities traditionally under-represented in the mountain science community as well as early career scientists. In addition to funding students, events will be included at the meeting to foster a sense of belonging and inclusion for students and early career participants.

These include panels on diversity, equity, and inclusion, partnering with mentors, peer meetings of student and early career participants, and professional development opportunities. This award is co-funded by the Hydrologic Sciences and Arctic Natural Sciences programs.

This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.

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Western Washington University

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