Robert Figueroa Department of Philosophy and Religion Colgate University February 1, 2002 Is There a Latino/a Environmentalism?

Gary Machlis National Park Service February 7-8, 2002 Land Matters: The Struggle over Wilderness and Parks in Contemporary America The 7% Solution: Integrating the Social and Biological Sciences for Environmental Management

Alejandro de Acosta Philosophy, Interpretation, and Culture Binghamton University February 14, 2002 The Challenges of Multinaturalism

Ricardo Rozzi University of Magallanes February 21, 2002 Integrating Social Well-Being and Biocultural Conservation: An Ethical Challenge at the Austral Tip of the Americas

George A. James Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies University of North Texas February 22, 2002 India: Land of Phenomenal Biodiversity

Garth Baker-Fletcher Independent Scholar February 28, 2002 African American Philosophies of Religion: Studies of Opacity and Oppugnancy

Robert Frodeman Colorado School of Mines March 28-29, 2002 Eco-Logic Science and the Public Self

Stephen R. Kellert Yale University School of Forestry and Environmental Studies September 18, 2002 Connecting Human and Natural Systems: Scientific, Theoretical, and Practical Perspectives

Sahotra Sarkar Texas A&M September 24, 2002 The Aims and Structure of Conservation Biology

Thomas Sheehan Stanford University November 1, 2002 What Will Heidegger Have Been?

Krista Comer Rice University November 22, 2002 Ecotourism on Vacation: Surfer Girls and Surfing Ecosafari

Gary Varner Texas A&M December 5, 2002 Personhood, Memory, and Elephant Management

Edrie Sobstyl University of Texas, Dallas December 6, 2002 Is That Essence Rare? Ecofeminist Science Fiction

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