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Ben Cook, founder and master brewer at Hangar 24 Craft Brewery in Redlands, will talk about starting a business in the midst of a recession and enjoying incredible success during the first two years.The Redlands Forum is a collaborative effort between Esri and the University of Redlands to bring educational and informative programs to Inland Empire residents.Advance reservations are required. Visit www.esri.com/redlandsforum and click the…See More

Pete Dangermond, president of The Dangermond Group and the Save the Redwoods League, will speak on the Redlands Emerald Necklace Project and proposed San Timoteo Canyon State Park and how these land preservation projects connect with other Inland Empire open spaces.He will also explain what individuals can do to support a statewide initiative to help California’s urban rivers and state parks, wildlife areas, and conservancies, which are all struggling to survive extreme state budget cuts.See More

Pete Dangermond, president of The Dangermond Group and the Save the Redwoods League, will speak on the Redlands Emerald Necklace Project and proposed San Timoteo Canyon State Park and how these land preservation projects connect with other Inland Empire open spaces.He will also explain what individuals can do to support a statewide initiative to help California’s urban rivers and state parks, wildlife areas, and conservancies, which are all struggling to survive extreme state budget cuts.See More

Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto is an expert on informal economies and a champion of bringing property rights to the poor as a means of helping them lift themselves out of poverty.The ESRI/University of Redlands Town & Gown Cultural Series is a collaborative effort between ESRI and the University of Redlands to bring educational and informative programs to Inland Empire residents.Advance reservations are required. Visit…See More

Selected Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival short documentaries explore environmental issues as the take you down the wildest rivers, up the highest peaks, and across the globe.The ESRI/University of Redlands Town & Gown Cultural Series is a collaborative effort between ESRI and the University of Redlands to bring educational and informative programs to Inland Empire residents.Advance reservations are required. Visit…See More

Redlands native James Fallows is a well-known analyst of American politics, technology, and culture and has authored eight books. In his January 2010 cover article for the Atlantic magazine, “How America Can Rise Again,” Fallows expresses optimism about America’s strengths but concern about its staying power.The ESRI/University of Redlands Town & Gown Cultural Series is a collaborative effort between ESRI and the University of Redlands to bring educational and informative programs to Inland…See More

Robert M. Persaud, Minister of Agriculture for the South American country of Guyana, will speak on a new approach to rainforest conservation.The ESRI/University of Redlands Town & Gown Cultural Series is a collaborative effort between ESRI and the University of Redlands to bring educational and informative programs to Inland Empire residents.Advance reservations are required. Visit www.esri.com/culturalseries and click the Reservations link…See More

Tyler Nordgren, an astronomer and associate professor of physics at the University of Redlands, will speak about ‘Stars Above, Earth Below: Astronomy in the National Parks’ at the ESRI Conference Center.The ESRI/University of Redlands Town & Gown Cultural Series is a collaborative effort between ESRI and the University of Redlands to bring educational and informative programs to Inland Empire residents.Advance reservations are required. Visit…See More

Captain Charles Moore, Founder and Chief Research Coordinator of the Algalita Marine Research Foundation will discuss his voyages as well as the causes and solutions to the world-wide problem of plastic pollution in the oceans. The ESRI/University of Redlands Town & Gown Cultural Series is a collaborative effort between ESRI and the University of Redlands to bring educational and informative programs to Inland Empire residents.Advance reservations are required. Visit…See More