Bannister 110

Julie Messier’s PhD Public Defense

Julie Messier’s PhD Public Defense will be held 9AM - 10AM.

STEMAZing Dendrochronology Workshop

This is reserved for the STEMAZing Conference in the MP and Conference Rooms. Event registration will be held in the main lobby of the Bryant Bannister Tree-Ring Building and the workshop will take place in room 110.

STEMAZing Dendrochronology Workshop

This is reserved for the STEMAZing Conference in the MP and Conference Rooms.

AZSTEMazing Dendrochronology Workshop Set Up

This will be prep time for the STEMAzing Conference in the MP and Conference Rooms.

Equipment setup for teaching lab

FREE Docent Training & Info Session

Faculty Fellows Luncheon

This is a reservation for the Faculty Fellow organization. They will be hosting a lunch and taking a tour following lunch.

ARCS Foundation MP Room

This is a reservation for the ARCS Foundation event. This VIP event will take place from 10AM-2PM.

Drought in the rainforest? A shifting perspective on water scarcity in coastal British Columbia from tree-ring records

Summer streamflow droughts on British Columbia's rainforest coast have worsened dramatically over the last two decades, impacting human and ecological water supply. This region's unique hydroclimatology means that the "wettest part of Canada" is often the most water-scarce during summer, when demand is highest. The perception of being water-rich consistently undermines water conservation efforts in this densely populated area.

An exploratory study in wood anatomy, crossdating, climate-growth relationships, life history, and above-ground productivity

Velvet mesquite (Prosopis velutina Woot.) is a common tree in semi-arid, southwestern U.S. savanna ecosystems. While there are studies that examine some of the physiological and ecological aspects of this tree (response to fire, net ecosystem exchange, encroachment into grasslands, yearly growth through dendrometer bands, etc…), the wood anatomical features of a growth ring, suitability for dendrochronological research, life history, and above-ground productivity through time are knowledge gaps that can be filled.

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