Howard E. Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium Series

In this Howard E. Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium Series talk students currently enrolled in ENVS 0401 B Community-Engaged Environmental Studies Practicum with present work from their semester long community-engaged projects.

This section will consider the emergent and evolving “inner dimensions” research influencing the ethos of cultural and systemic change to support planetary and human health initiatives. Students will partner with a range of organizations to support: 1) a new story on the importance of policies and practices to increase wild forests on public lands; 2) pathways to overcome dependence on the industrial food system by increasing regional food hubs that expand farm to plate connections; 3) the investigation of the intersection of land use and health that acknowledges and re-integrates all beings with the land; and, 4) the development programming that brings threshold walkers and change-makers together to envision and build bridges to a new worldview.