"Bad Water Rising" is a hydrophobic medium art installation in downtown State College that focuses on local Pennsylvania species that are likely to be affected by climate change and water quality concerns. The art is invisible until it is revealed by the rain, which symbolizes this change. This work is a collaboration between the Hamer Center for … [Read more...]
First Coffee Hour of the Fall 2017 HC/CH Series: Community Partnerships
"Engaging Water" Tuesday, September 26 at 11:00 AM in the Hamer Center (SFB Room 105) Join us for a discussion with artists Stacy Levy and Eve Mosher about how art may be used as a medium to inform, educate, and engage people with environmental issues in their community. Event will complement an artists’ talk the same evening at the State College Downtown Area … [Read more...]
Pipeline Restoration Day: Considerations for Effective Site Restoration
Tuesday, May 16, 2017; Tioga County Visitors Bureau, Wellsboro PA This program is geared for agency, industry, environmental consultants, organizational & hunting club managers who oversee midstream land restoration projects. Ph. D. candidate Lacey Goldberg will present design recommendations for shale gas and pipeline development and aspects of her research in scenic … [Read more...]
Design for Climate Change – Don Watson Today @ 11:30
Please join us to discuss design for climate change with Don Watson in the Hamer Center at 11:30 am today (105 Stuckeman). Click here to see the poster. … [Read more...]
Marcellus By Design Workshops By Penn State University Researchers + Hamer Center Coming to an Area Near you in June
Penn State researchers invite you to attend a Marcellus By Design Workshop to learn about the issues, people, and places involved as key components to implementing best management practices for landscape planning and resource development. Any large-scale development has long-lasting economic, social, and ecological effects where it occurs. Marcellus Shale gas development has … [Read more...]