Water Institute SymposiaREGISTRATION IS OPEN!
3rd Water Institute Symposium
February 15-16, 2012
J. Wayne Reitz Union
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Florida’s burgeoning human population and vulnerability to both climatological and anthropogenic changes in the
water
cycle make the State a unique living laboratory to develop new knowledge and test solutions to global water
problems.
In recognition of the importance of water issues and the need to address them in a new interdisciplinary manner,
the University of Florida (UF) established a campus-wide interdisciplinary Water Institute in May 2006.
Engineering, policy, and legal solutions developed in Florida provide a model for others, both nationally and internationally. We envision a Water Institute at UF committed to addressing Florida issues while being recognized for providing solutions, science, and education for national and global water resource problems.
Engineering, policy, and legal solutions developed in Florida provide a model for others, both nationally and internationally. We envision a Water Institute at UF committed to addressing Florida issues while being recognized for providing solutions, science, and education for national and global water resource problems.
 Upcoming Events |
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Water Institute Distinguished Scholar Seminar Series Speaker: Dr. Claudia Pahl-Wostl, Professor for Resources Management and Endowed Chair of the German Environmental Foundation, Institute for Environmental Systems Research, Osnabruck, Germany. Title: "A Conceptual Framework for analyzing Adaptive Capacity and Multi-Level Learning Processes in Resource Governance Regimes" Date: 3/1/2012 Time: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Location: 209 Emerson Alumni Hall |
| Faculty Opening |
| UF Department of Geological Sciences, Thompson Chair of Geological Sciences |
