Posters

Today’s actions for future solutions: Undergraduate students’ perspectives on climate change communication

  • Taylor Vahey, Bryant University
  • Cathy Qi, University of Washington

High tides mean high time: using landscape architecture to facilitate successful climate migration through managed retreat

  • Emma Cervinka, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Candidate, 2023, University of Guelph

Rethinking Relocation and Resilience: Understanding How the Pushes and Pulls of Place Shape Relocation Decisions in the Greater Houston and New Orleans Regions

  • Abbey Hotard, Texas A&M University at Galveston

Planetary Neighborscape: A Reparations Framework for Climate Migration

  • Ari Vamos, Graduate Student, Landscape Architecture, University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design

Beyond Science into Pō: Reevaluating the vulnerability of Lalo in Papahānaumokuākea

  • Kainalu Steward, Graduate Student and Research Assistant, Arizona State University; MEGA Lab

Weighing the Costs and Benefits of Climate Adaptation

  • Melissa May, Senior Planner, Resilience Practice Leader, SSFM International

Timber Urbanism: Assessing the carbon footprint of mass-timber, steel, and concrete structural prototypes for peri-urban densification in the Hudson Valley's urban fringe

  • Eleni Stefania Kalapoda, Architect & Urban Designer, Columbia GSAPP

 Labor Mobility as Climate Adaptation Strategy in the Pacific 

  • Limon B. Rodriguez, Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)

Modeling climate change impacts on habitability and mobility dynamics in Kiribati

  • Emily C. Nabong, PhD Candidate, The University of Sydney