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Geographers at the University of Nevada Reno employ innovative techniques and methods to examine the complex relationship between humans and their environment and the spatial dimensions of our world’s most pressing challenges. Offering both graduate and undergraduate programs, the Department engages with students at the highest levels of scholarship to conduct integrative research on vital social and environmental problems, in service to our communities, from the local to the global.

Recent news from the Department of Geography

A camera feed with logos at the top including the Nevada Seismological Laboratory, the Âé¶¹´«Ã½AV and the Bureau of Land Management. Information text is in a banner across the bottom of the feed. The feed shows several mountain ranges, most of which have little snow on them.

Heat wave breaks March monthly high temperature records in Nevada

Double whammy of low snowpack and record high temperatures may foreshadow drought conditions and elevated fire risk, climate and wildfire experts agree

A hand grabbing art materials to draw the pieces of wood on the table.

The art in science: tackling climate change through creativity and collaboration

Scholars team up to discuss the intersection between art, biology and fieldwork in crafting solutions to contemporary issues

A Bristlecone tree perched on the edge of a cliff facing another mountainside at golden hour.

New clock in Nevada Museum of Art tells a different kind of time

Professor and alumnus consulted on the exhibit