Climate Change: An Opportunity to Reimagine Our World

Faith-based communities are in a unique position to address the changing climate and its effects on community members and the natural world. Nancy Turyk, an emerita water resource scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and chair of the Climate Change Work Group for Wisconsin’s Green Fire, will discuss the ways Wisconsin’s climate is changing and some potential solutions. Presented by the Wisconsin Conference Creation Care Team.

Time: 7 p.m.

Date: Thursday, March 14

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Nancy Turyk: Nancy is the Chair of WGF’s Climate Change Work Group. Throughout her career, Nancy has pursued applied science by assisting communities with science-based solutions. She is an Emerita Water Resource Scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.  During recent decades, she has directed her focus to climate change by contributing her expertise through local, state, and federal work groups. Most recently she has worked on climate change strategies with the National Park Service and UW-Madison Division of Extension. Nancy holds an MS in Water Resources from the UW-Stevens Point.