PACIFIC CLIMATE WORKSHOP 2025
Human Perspectives on Water in the West: Past, Present, & Future
PACLIM 2025 will be held next on Feb 23-26, 2025
Asilomar Hotel and Conference Grounds, Pacific Grove, CA
(Updated 05/17/2024)
Organized by: The Friends of PACLIM (FoPACLIM) non-profit 501(c)(3)
For questions, please email: paclim00@gmail.com
To subscribe to the Paclim Google Group go to groups.google.com and sign up for the "paclim-l" group (NOT "paclim" without the -l)
FoPACLIM Board Members:
Co-Presidents: Jeff Pigati & Kathleen Springer
Secretary: Jessica Oster
Treasurer: Susan Zimmerman
Communications Officer: Anna Klimaszewki-Patterson
Fundraising Coordinators: Lysanna Andeson & Dave Wahl
PACLIM Volume Editor: Scott Starratt
plus organizing committee members: Scott Mensing, Marie Champagne, Chris Soulard, Megan Walsh, Andrea Brunnelle, Jason Addison, Michelle Goman
Confirmed Speakers for 2025:
Keynote Speakers:
Dan McEvoy for the Kelly Redmond Memorial Lecture (Sunday)
Rosanna Xia, author of “California Against the Sea” (Monday)
Native Like Water group (Tuesday)
Invited Speakers:
Ken Adams, Desert Research Institute (retired)
Jay Alder, USGS
Alida Cantor, Portland State University
John Chiang, UC Berkeley
Justin Huntington, Desert Research Institute
Sophia Macarewich, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Anne Wein, USGS
The Pacific Climate Workshop (PACLIM) is a multidisciplinary workshop that broadly addresses the climatic phenomena occurring in the eastern Pacific Ocean and western North America. The purpose of the workshop is to understand climate effects in this region by bringing together specialists from diverse fields including physical, social, and biological sciences. Time scales from weather to the Quaternary are addressed in oral and poster presentations. We welcome oral and poster presentations on the years theme and as always welcome presentations (oral and poster) related to the general theme of climate and the Pacific. The meeting is held every other year.
As of 2024, the meeting will be organized by committee through the newly formed non-profit Friends of PACLIM to keep the bi-annual meeting in perpetuity. Organizing a conference is a tremendous amount of unrecognized work, and we thank the most recent organizers, Scott Mensing and Michelle Goman, along with Scott Starratt, for their commitment to keeping PACLIM and the Proceedings going over the years, and for continuing to share their depth of knowledge and experience in organizing the 2025 conference.
PACLIM 2023 PARTICIPANTS
PACLIM 2023 gratefully acknowledges the support of the following organizations: