UM BRIDGES is an NSF-funded STEM graduate training program at the University of Montana
Supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 1633831
Upsata Lake in the Blackfoot Watershed, shown in the picture, was one of the lakes that Harney monitored for aquatic invasive species.
UM BRIDGES Trainees applied for, and won, a CUAHSI "Let's Talk About Water" grant to engage audiences in critical thinking about our water resources via film showings and discussions. The project will kick off in March around World Water Day and will conclude with a film screening and panel...
Two UM faculty members were recently awarded a $999,942 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for a project that will use social science and marketing tools to improve water quality in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, the largest on the Atlantic Coast.
UM BRIDGES faculty member Alex...
Join us for this 1.0 credit seminar that will focus on how science moves into decision-making and how we can work with end-users to make our science more relevant and actionable, especially at the food-energy-water nexus. We will cover public perceptions of science, doing team science and...
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