dhiraj pradhananga

This Thursday, join us to hear why the United Nations has declared 2025 the International Year for Glaciers’ Preservation (IYGP) from John Pomeroy, the distinguished co-chair of the landmark global event, and one of the world’s top climate scientists. Professor Pomeroy is UNESCO Chair in Mountain Water Sustainability, and Director of the Global Water Futures Programme at the University of Saskatchewan. With less than a month to go before the first ever World Glacier Day, which signals the start of the IYGP, hear his uniquely authoritative perspective on mountain cryosphere losses, and what those losses mean for water security, ecosystems and the people who depend on them. Seats are limited – secure your spot now, and bring your questions, ideas, and curiosity. Register here: forms.gle/4uXv63EB1gL1jpht9 This event is a tribute to 2025, which has been declared the International Year for Glaciers’ Preservation (IYGP), marking the start of the Decade of Action on Cryospheric Sciences. Prof. John Pomeroy is the UN Co-Chair of the IYGP Advisory Board, UNESCO Chair in Mountain Water Sustainability, and Director of the Global Water Futures Programme at the University of Saskatchewan. @Small_Earth @tu_information @UNESCO @NepalGlacier @IAHS_AISH #IYGP2025 #Glaciers2025 #HKHcryosphere #NepalNationalGlacierWaterandWeatherWeek