The Center for Community Geography

💪UNM's Biology, Geography, and Planning Depts. are competing for the most observations. Help us claim victory 🏅 by joining the "UNM GES City Nature Challenge ABQ 2023" group on the website! For more info: abqcitynature.org #citynaturechallenge #citynaturechallengeabq

In this citizen science event in which we take 📸of nature in our 🏙️. These📸are used to ID species and collect info about urban ecosystems! 🧠 Teams across the world engage in friendly competition to record the most observations. 🌏 #citynaturechallenge #citynaturechallengeabq

Join us in the 2023 @ABQcitynature challenge! 🌱🏙️ For more info: abqcitynature.org #citynaturechallenge #citynaturechallengeabq

Check out our stellar stats from #CityNatureChallengeABQ in 2022! Think we can beat them? #CityNatureChallenge #iNaturalist #CommunityScience #BioBlitz #UrbanNature #NewMexico #Albuquerque #southwest #wildlife #animals #species @citnatchallenge @inaturalist @SMNHC1 @ABQbrp

Our Center is excited to sponsor the 2023 Annual Leopold Lecture organized by @AldoLeopold_NM 🎉 This year's lecture will be given by Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of "Braiding Sweetgrass" on April 22, 2023 @ 5:30pm! 📙🌱More info: leopoldwritingprogram.org/annual-lecture…

We are honored to have Robin Wall Kimmerer as a speaker for #LeopoldWeek2023. Remember to register at crowdcast.io/c/leopoldweek23. This link gives you access to both the program and its recording.

Zoë Rossman, #UrbanEcologist and @UNM Graduate Student, shares about #UrbanWildlife living in #Albuquerque. youtu.be/rU0HSMUUfTU Add photos and information about #wildlife you see in your neighborhood on: zeemaps.com/map?group=4273… #NewMexicoNature

Check out the work of these cartographers & watch a recording of the panel on our YouTube channel. 💻@unmcenterforcommunitygeogr6285" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@unmcenterforc… Also, thank you to our opening speakers, moderators, campus sponsors & Center. 🙌🏽 #indigenous #cartographies #mapping #universityofnewmexico #geography

🗺 Indigenous Cartographies @ UNM huge success! Thank you to our presenters: Christine Ami, Deana Dartt, Rudo Kemper, Annita Lucchesi, & Reuben Rose-Redwood. 👏🏽 We learned so much from you & received many comments from attendees who found the events transformative & inspiring. 🌱

📢Join us for UNM Geography's annual Murphy Lecture! ⭐️This event is free and open to the public. 🌵Dr. Sundberg will discuss how enforcement of the border with 🇲🇽involves more-than-human affairs including other species & earth processes. #geography #borders #soilscience #desert

Join us for GIS Day on Wednesday, November 16th. We have a fantastic lightning presentation speaker list and many more events going on. We hope to see you there!

🗺️@UNM Mark your calendars: next week is #GeographyAwarenessWeek and we have a ton of great events happening all week! Read about all the events here: news.unm.edu/news/unm-hosts… @unmnewsroom Hope to see you there!

The Center is now accepting applications for faculty affiliation. 🎉Any UNM faculty member with an interest in community-engaged teaching, research, or mapping is encouraged to review the affiliation criteria on our website and apply. 👩‍🏫👩‍🔬🙋‍♀️ ➡More info: communitygeography.unm.edu/about/affiliat…

This symposium seeks to develop new borderland and border-crossing approaches to North America that center Indigenous peoples, homelands, political concerns & related dynamics. ✨This event is free and open to the public. ➡️Register here: ib2022.unm.edu

We'd like to congratulate🎉@UNM_GES and @nmsu Geography students on their successful participation in the Southwest Division of @theAAG Annual Meeting! Almost all of their presentations were on research about #NewMexico and many of them have worked on projects with our Center!🌞

Join in on Nov 16 at 4:30pm to wrap up a great GIS Day at ASPIRE's Open House! All are welcome! @aspireUNM

Thank you to our dozens of co-sponsors!✨This is going to be an amazing event. See you next Wednesday at @NHCCNM!

In the #anthropocene, can physical geography exist without understanding human impact on Earth's systems?

Physical Geography is the study and mapping of earth's natural systems... but is it possible to consider this without understanding human impact?