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    Seminar/discussion facilitation - Critical and Imaginative Restoration Ecologies


    Each graduate student will take the role of leading class discussion during one week’s meeting (approx. 30-60 minutes). Your facilitation of the class meeting may take various forms, such as: a mini-lecture on a topic related to your own case study or drawing from previous experience in restoration; leading a discussion on one of the key habitats of interest (potentially in collaboration with a guest speaker); reading one of the supplemental readings (or another reading of your choice, relevant to the course content) for the week and presenting a mini-lecture; or facilitating other forms of critical and/or creative engagement with the texts. Please consult with me (via email and/or in office hours) well in advance of your facilitation date to discuss your ideas.


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    Column
    October 4th. Origins, foundations, and critiques of ecological thought.
    October 11th. Knowledges and imaginaries of restoration.
    October 18th. River and watershed restoration.
    October 25th. Ethics and values in restoration.
    November 1st. Valuing nonhuman belonging / Vegetation rest.
    November 8th. Environmental justice // Intertidal restoration.
    November 15th. Nationalism, belonging / Rest. as artistic practice.
    November 29th. Temporalities.
    December 6th. Multispecies restoration/rewilding.
     
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