Geography

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How might your neighborhood change by 2050?

Humpback whale breaching

It’s not noise — it’s a symphony

Jonas Clark Hall

Clark names inaugural dean of School of Climate, Environment, and Society

At the XPRIZE Rainforest awards ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, Marina Gatto, an Indigenous scientist from Aldeia Inhãa-Bé and a member of Team ETH BiodivX speaks on behalf of the team, which won the $250,000 Bonus Prize. From left are Kim Puremana, a representative from Aldeia Inhãa-Bé; Kamila Camilo, a team member from Instituto Oyá; Clark Geography Professor Florencia Sangermano, the only U.S. team member; and Kevin Njavo, one of several judges for the competition.

XPRIZE award honors work of Clark geographer, research team in the Amazon

The visiting ESRI team joins Clark Center for Geospatial Analytics Director Hamed Alemohammad, President David Fithian and Provost John Magee on the steps of the Jefferson Academic Center.

Geospatial learning and innovation take center stage

student at computer with GIS software

Steinbrecher Fellow spends summer with ‘keepers of the pastures’

Florencia Sangermano attaching a recorder to a raft

72 hours in the Amazon

Workers plant tress on Woodland Street

A tree grows in Worcester (75 of them, in fact)

GIS image of gypsy moth movement mapped across United States

Clark Center for Geospatial Analytics to offer free version of TerrSet/IDRISI software starting Dec. 2

Students walking on Main Street by the Clark University campus

Faculty receive grants to increase research, work in Worcester