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Ecological Change and Restoration Coffee Hour
h.macslarrow - December 1, 2020
Please join us for our next coffee hour on Thursday, April 22nd for a Coffee Hour on ecological change and restoration in wilderness, hosted by Dr. Robert Dvorak, professor in the Department of Recreation, Parks, and Leisure Services Administration at Central Michigan University. The Coffee Hour will include break-out room discussions on the following topics:
- Where is there flexibility to address human-caused ecological change?
- How do we act with restraint, humility, or not act at all as wilderness stewards?
- How to we proactively manage wilderness with moving ecological baselines?
- How do we as wilderness stewards adapt to inevitable and significant ecological change?
Sign up for the Coffee Hour here.
Supplemental readings for the Coffee Hour include:
- Untrammeled Wild and Wilderness Character in the Anthropocene, By Roger Kay, International Journal of Wilderness April 2018
- Nondegradation and the Wilderness Concept: Interpreting the Wilderness Act, By Doug Scott, International Journal of Wilderness April 2014