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Overview
Natural Resource Sciences : An examination of how the "Ecozoic" framing can be used as an alternative to the current discourse on sustainability; emphasis on the evolution of major thought systems of Western culture such as private property, the nation state, money and human rights and their role in generating the rapidly accelerating decline in life's prospects. Identification and exploration of efforts currently under the re-establish a flourishing earth; areas considered include agroecology, all species food security, family planning, forest management and others.
Terms: Winter 2021
Instructors: Brown, Peter Gilbert (Winter)
Prerequisite: ENVR 630
Restrictions: Only open to students in the Leadership in the Ecozoic Project, or with permission of instructor.
