Mobilizing Alberta
Building capacity for climate action
What is Mobilizing Alberta?
Mobilizing Alberta aims to increase engagement on climate change in Southern Alberta and provide a foundation on which community groups and organizations can continue to build awareness and support meaningful, on-the-ground climate action.
This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada.
UCalgary is responding to the urgent global calls for action while acknowledging, respecting and valuing Indigenous ways of knowing.
Upcoming events
Nurturing Emotional Resilience in the Era of Climate Change
Join UCalgary for a talk on climate change and emotional resilience with Dekila Chungyalpa, founder of the Loka Initiative, and Christine Wilson, PhD, with Centre for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
May 8, 2024, 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. (MT)
Online via Zoom
Climate Change News
How UCalgary’s Simpson Centre is connecting funding, research, and policy to ensure Canadian agricultural sustainability
MITACS and Canadian agriculture sector fund the future of agri-food research
UCalgary scholars join international summit aimed at navigating global hydrology changes
Hawai’i Hydrologic Summit offers valuable insights for Schulich School of Engineering professors
In the News Kerry Black and David Barrett writing in The Conversation Canada
High and dry: Federal budget 2024 misses the mark on water-related investments
No ‘drought’ about it: Water restrictions are coming in Alberta this summer
For World Water Day, Tricia Stadnyk talks about the predicted drought and how Albertans can prepare
Schulich prof hopes to help foster sustainable future through carbon capture
Nader Mahinpey says developing storage technology will help grow a strong economy
6th annual PETRONAS International Energy Speaker Series tackles geopolitics and climate change
PETRONAS Canada announces funding for an additional 3 years for speaker series
