HUMN 305 Environmental Ethics

Submitted by cgigliotti on Thu, 2006-09-21 11:57.

http://www.eciad.bc.ca/~gigliott/CGnet/environethics.html

The primary goal of this course is to prepare students to understand and to critically evaluate various ethical perspectives on human beings' interactions with nature and these perspectives' applications to environmental issues. An important secondary goal is to provide students with tools to integrate those perspectives into their practice as cultural workers.

Areas of Interest:

K-12 School Curriculum - Sustainability Education Post-secondary Curriculum University / College Campus Operations Educational Policy (Advanced Education) Community Engagement Green / Ethical Purchasing Green Building / Urban Design and Greening Fair Trade / Globalization Sustainable Consumption / Simple Living Media Literacy Ecological Literacy / Ecological Footprint Social Justice Public Participation Ethics Food Production / Organic Agriculture / Urban Agriculture Community Economic Development / Building Local Economies Land Use and Transportation Planning Waste Management Water and Sewage Global Citizenship / Global Education Peace and Human Security Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Understanding Arts and Culture - Eco-Art Biodiversity and Habitat / Bioregionalism Corporate Responsibility and Accountability / Triple Bottom Line Climate Change and Air Quality

Content Type:

Resources

Locality:

British Columbia

Sector:

Higher Education

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