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The Worldviews Network’s David McConville will be speaking about the project at the VERGE conference on October 28th.

The Worldviews Network’s Ned Gardiner is featured in the Greenpeace project Postcards from Climate Change.

Come join us for a transformative conversation about our national conservation landscapes, presented simultaneously at Denver Museum of Nature & Science Gates Planetarium and Fort Collins Museum of Discovery’s Otterbox Digital Dome Theater on September 26th.

The Perot Museum will be hosting an immersive journey for K12 educators from outer space to Dallas, exploring how the availability of water in Texas is impacted by the behavior of global weather patterns and local ecosystems on Saturday, September 14th.

Come join us in the California Academy of Sciences’ Morrison Planetarium on September 5, 2013 at 6:30pm for an immersive journey from deep space to the deep blue sea, visualizing previously invisible relationships that are shifting perspectives on the extraordinary conditions of our home planet.

Worldviews Network artists, scientists, and educators have been invited to attend the 2013 Aspen Ideas Festival, a gathering of leaders from around the globe and across many disciplines to engage in deep and inquisitive discussion about issues facing the global community.

Join the Worldviews Network at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science on June 4th for an immersive journey into the past, present and future of our forests, exploring how pine beetles have changed Colorado’s landscapes and their impacts on forests of western North America.

The Worldviews Network’s Creative Director will be speaking at the Living Future unConference in Seattle, May 15-17. The talk will address the importance of understanding cosmic ecologies for designing resilient civilizations, followed by a series of live presentations of Worldviews Network visualizations.

The Journey Museum and the Worldviews Network hosted a live presentation and community dialogue that explored how understanding the history of flooding in the Black Hills can help prepare for the future.

Join the Worldviews network on December 18th, 2012 as the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in NYC hosts a live presentation exploring the relationship between the human activity, animal migration patterns, and the cycles of Earth’s biosphere.

The Worldviews Network will participate in the Data Ecologies symposium at the University of Plymouth. The symposium will explore strategies and projects using data to make the invisible visible in order to enhance our understanding of the world and our impact on it.

What makes our communities livable and resilient? The National Environmental Modeling and Analysis Center and the Worldviews Network have launched a series of HD videos exploring the conditions that support life on Earth and in the southern Appalachian bioregion.

The Napa Valley Register article Napa Valley oaks and urban forests is reporting on follow-up to the Worldviews Network presentation Valley Oaks: An Ecological Journey Through Time.

The Worldviews Network presented two of its programs from July 23-26 at the International Planetarium Society conference in Baton Rouge, LA.

David McConville, WvN’s Creative Director, spoke about the work of the Worldviews Network on the panel “Visualizing our Future through the Lens of Big Data” at the Aspen Ideas Festival.

The California Academy of Sciences and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science have launched their first ever Google Earth based film and interactive tour, A Global Water Story, available free online.