All Red Natural History Events

Breaking Climate Behemoth: Report from Santa Marta

Is the UN climate process at a dead end? In April, 2026, ministers from 59 countries gathered alongside civil society stakeholders in Santa Marta, Colombia for the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels—sidestepping the stalled UN framework in an attempt to rewrite the rules. Three of our Red Natural History Fellows were on the ground. Join them for a virtual roundtable on what happened — and what comes next.

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Still image from The Data Center Frontier webinar recording, depicting panelist Krystal Two Bulls, Executive Director of Honor the Earth.

The Data Center Frontier: Video & Highlights

In this lively roundtable discussion, scholars, activists, and land protectors discuss the social and environmental impacts of the global data center boom—and the movements rising to meet it. Watch the recording, read event highlights, and check out our round-up of resources to learn more and get involved.

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Natural History from the Other Side

This virtual event series offers tools, strategies, and perspectives to understand what is at stake in today’s struggles over life and land—and how we might enter these struggles from the other side.

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The Data Center Frontier

What fuels the data center economy? What minerals are mined to build it, and what energy systems power it? Who bears the environmental and social costs—and what can we learn from the long tradition of Indigenous resistance to extractive infrastructure, as well as recent campaigns challenging data centers in the U.S.?

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