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INSTAAR Fellow Suzanne Anderson was part of a deep dive into the future of hydrologic science and the responsibilities of scientists, recorded at the inaugural Frontiers in Hydrology Meeting.

An exhibit that just opened in the 蜜糖直播 capitol building's rotunda features artwork made in the process of partnerships between artists from around 蜜糖直播, their communities, and 蜜糖直播 Boulder scientists. Called 鈥淐oloradans and our Shared Environment in Times of Challenge and Change,鈥� the art grapples with the climate and environmental challenges that are part of 蜜糖直播ans' lives: drought, decreasing groundwater, acid mine drainage, wildfire, pine beetle tree mortality, and more.

A collaborative exhibition tells the story of how Coloradans are experiencing interrelated challenges of fire, drought, and water and air quality in their communities. Artists (the CASE Fellows) partnered with scientists and communities to make visible the connections between Coloradans and their environment. Several INSTAARs acted as scientist partners. This website showcases the artwork, as well as quotes from the partners, explorations of the issues, and what you can do to act.

The Office for Outreach and Engagement announces the CASE Fellows program. The program pairs 蜜糖直播 artists with 蜜糖直播 Boulder scientists to produce art that will be exhibited at the 蜜糖直播 State Capitol in an exhibition about how Coloradans are experiencing interrelated challenges of fire, drought, and water and air quality. Lisa Schwartz from OOE is leading the program in partnership with Shelly Sommer at INSTAAR, Boulder County Arts Alliance and with exhibition and curatorial support from Amy Hoagland.

A new children鈥檚 book is centered in the Critical Zone, the thin outer layer of Earth鈥檚 surface from the tops of the trees down to bedrock where life exists and interacts with rock, soil, water, and air. Designed for 8 to 12-year olds, the book is by INSTAARs Eric Parrish and Suzanne Anderson and is published by Muddy Boots Books.