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X-WR-CALDESC:Jon Riedel\, a geologist with the National Park Service at Nor
 th Cascades National Park\, will chat with us about why we value glaciers\
 , how they are changing\, how we monitor them\, and what changes mean for 
 water supplies. Dr. Riedel established glacier monitoring programs at Olym
 pic (2013)\, Mount Rainier (2003) and North Cascades (1993) national parks
  to track changes in more than 500 glaciers\, so he has a lot to share!\n
 \nHow to Watch: Click the link above at the time of the event. The event w
 ill be streamed via Facebook Live. You do not need to have a Facebook acco
 unt to see the video. \nQuestions can be sent ahead of time to rbishop@wen
 atcheeriverinstitute.org or typed as a comment during the live video.\n\nS
 peaker Bio:\nJon Riedel is a geologist with the U.S. National Park Service
  at North Cascades National Park\, and earned a M.S. degree from the Unive
 rsity of Wisconsin and a Ph.D. from Simon Fraser University. The focus of 
 his research during the past 30 years is the response of Washington’s glac
 iers to climate change\, from the last ice age 30\,000 years ago to the mo
 dern warming climate. Dr. Riedel established glacier monitoring programs a
 t Olympic (2013)\, Mount Rainier (2003) and North Cascades (1993) national
  parks to track changes in more than 500 glaciers. Recent publications hav
 e quantified changes in volume and runoff from glaciers in several regiona
 l watersheds. Jon is also a founding member and president of the Skagit Cl
 imate Science Consortium\, a nonprofit organization of 13 scientists focus
 ed on studying the impacts of climate change in Puget Sound’s largest wate
 rshed and making this information available to local decision makers.
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DESCRIPTION:Jon Riedel\, a geologist with the National Park Service at Nort
 h Cascades National Park\, will chat with us about why we value glaciers\,
  how they are changing\, how we monitor them\, and what changes mean for w
 ater supplies. Dr. Riedel established glacier monitoring programs at Olymp
 ic (2013)\, Mount Rainier (2003) and North Cascades (1993) national parks 
 to track changes in more than 500 glaciers\, so he has a lot to share!\n\n
 How to Watch: Click the link above at the time of the event. The event wil
 l be streamed via Facebook Live. You do not need to have a Facebook accoun
 t to see the video. \nQuestions can be sent ahead of time to rbishop@wenat
 cheeriverinstitute.org or typed as a comment during the live video.\n\nSpe
 aker Bio:\nJon Riedel is a geologist with the U.S. National Park Service a
 t North Cascades National Park\, and earned a M.S. degree from the Univers
 ity of Wisconsin and a Ph.D. from Simon Fraser University. The focus of hi
 s research during the past 30 years is the response of Washington’s glacie
 rs to climate change\, from the last ice age 30\,000 years ago to the mode
 rn warming climate. Dr. Riedel established glacier monitoring programs at 
 Olympic (2013)\, Mount Rainier (2003) and North Cascades (1993) national p
 arks to track changes in more than 500 glaciers. Recent publications have 
 quantified changes in volume and runoff from glaciers in several regional 
 watersheds. Jon is also a founding member and president of the Skagit Clim
 ate Science Consortium\, a nonprofit organization of 13 scientists focused
  on studying the impacts of climate change in Puget Sound’s largest waters
 hed and making this information available to local decision makers.
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LOCATION:https://www.facebook.com/WenatcheeRiverInstitute/live_videos/
SUMMARY:Glaciers of Washington's National Parks
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