socio-ecological change
Faux Forum for socio/eco PhD students during the summer break
Welcome to the reawakening of the Human Ecology Forum blog! Following advice from the recently published book ‘Doctorates down under’, a group of PhD students researching the nexus between people and environment are establishing a ‘peer support group’. The group will meet semi-regularly, both through Skype and face-to-face, to discuss their ideas and issues. Interested? [...]
The Price of Pre-ecological Policy Inertia: 10,000 hectares of dead Red gums?
This Friday, David Eastburn (Fenner School of Environment and Society, ANU) will be leading a discussion on ‘The Price of Pre-ecological Policy Inertia: 10 000 hectares of dead Red gums?’ David will be taking us deep into the conundrums around how the socio-ecological/ economic systems of the Lowbidgee have operated historically and of today, and as drawing from what he has learnt in both employment and study in and around the Lowbidgee.
Socio-ecological change: Who and what changes, why and how and how will we know?
So far this year we have had Human Ecology Forums on the ‘broad dimensions of socio-ecological change’, as well as ‘tensions of change’ and also ‘drivers of change’. This Friday 30th May, we are returning to the 2008 theme of “Socio-ecological change: Who and what changes, why and how and how will we know?” Rod [...]
