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Professor Kyle Whyte
in Wyoming
A multi-day visit to the Wind River Indian Reservation,
Central Wyoming College, and the University of Wyoming.
We are pleased to welcome Professor Kyle Whyte to Wyoming
for a three-day visit with talks, activities, and workshops.
We are pleased to welcome Professor Kyle Whyte to Wyoming
for a three-day visit with talks, activities, and workshops.
Wind River Reservation
Wind River Reservation
Tour and conversations with Tribal water managers and community leaders, visit to the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative, roundtable discussion with decision makers
Central Wyoming College
Central Wyoming College
Public interview-style event with Indigenous faculty, dialogue with students about IESS and climate adaptation
University of Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Student discussions and classroom engagement, interdisciplinary research conversations, public evening lecture
Join Us For These Public Events:
Join Us For These Public Events:
CWC Public Conversation
CWC Public Conversation
Thursday September 10, 2026
9:30 am | CWC Little Theatre
"What the Water Teaches Us: Building Pathways for Indigenous Education, Knowledge, and Community"
Drawing on efforts across the Wind River Indian Reservation, Central Wyoming College, and the University of Wyoming, we will explore how Indigenous and technical knowledge can be braided together to care for water and carry knowledge forward for future generations.
UWYO Public Lecture
UWYO Public Lecture
Friday September 11, 2026
7 pm | Agriculture Auditorium
"Indigenous Climate Science:
Reframing the problem for solutions at scale"
This lecture introduces Whyte’s reframing of current environmental challenges as a "kinship crisis." Drawing on his international collaborations with Indigenous communities, he illuminates how Indigenous climate science can offer pathways to ethically reconnect, restore, and adapt.
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These events are designed to support conversations about Indigenous knowledge, climate adaptation, and social-ecological systems research.
These events are designed to support conversations about Indigenous knowledge, climate adaptation, and social-ecological systems research.
Host or Join a Reading Group!
Host or Join a Reading Group!
Email us at whyteinwyo@uwyo.edu if you are interested.
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We hope to see you there!
We hope to see you there!
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