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STREAM-NRT

Training Next Generation Resource Managers with Converging Technologies for Sustainable Uses of Water and Land

The Sustainable Training in Resource Environments for Aqua-Land Management National Research Traineeship (STREAM-NRT) will prepare graduate students to address complex water and land resource challenges through interdisciplinary training, advanced technologies, and partnerships with government agencies, tribal organizations, and research institutions.

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Goals

The proposed program aims to equip future environmental leaders with the knowledge, skills, and global awareness necessary to protect society's natural resources, respect diverse cultures and values, and enhance community well-being and resilience.

This program emphasizes the importance of understanding foundational science and mastering a combination of advanced technologies, including both physical/technical ("hard") skills, such as in-depth knowledge of Earth Systems, Physical Geography, Remote Sensing, Autonomous Systems, and Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, and interpersonal ("soft") skills, such as communication, mentoring/mentorship and leadership, social-emotional learning, and cultural competency, to prepare the next generation of resource managers to meet societal responsibilities and advance their individual career development.

Eligible Programs

  • Earth System Science & Policy
  • Geography and Geographic Information
  • Atmospheric Sciences
  • Aviation & Autonomous Platforms

Partners

USDA
USGS
National Park Service
North Dakota DWR
Turtle Mountain College
The University of Adelaide
Tribal Nations Research Group
National Weather Service
CRREL
North Dakota Environmental Quality
 
 
Taylor Dolan
Program Coordinator
4149 University Ave Stop 9011
Grand Forks, ND 58202-9011
taylor.dolan@UND.edu

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