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11,000 Years of Human Adaptation

to Climate Change in Wind River

Country

Jordan Walter

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Students on Fire:

Chasing ICCE

The Interdisciplinary Climate Change

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Re-photo project

1935

2015

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From Ice…to Rock

Thompson et al – 44 glaciers from 1996- 2006 39% decrease in surface area

Maloof et al - Wind River Glaciers Volume declined 63% from 1966

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Dinwoody Glacier : Fitzpatrick Wilderness Area

Wind River Range of Wyoming

Marston et al: Dinwoody Glacier has receded approximately 34% in the past 50 years

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Dr. Marcy

Rockman

NPS Climate Change Adaptation

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As long as water flows, or grass grows upon the earth, or the

sun rises to show your pathway … so long shall you be

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Mapping the

glacier

perimeter

and surface

elevations

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Dr. Marcy

Rockman

NPS Climate Change Adaptation

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Representative

Jim Allen

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