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