Upcoming Online Learning Opportunities
BRAND NEW COURSE!
- Nature Education online course (April 9th – May 14th, 2019)
Books
Communicating Climate Change:
A Guide for Educators
Order from Cornell University Press or download for free: Open Access
The #1 most downloaded open access ebook from Cornell Open in 2018!
Grassroots to Global:
Broader Impacts of Civic Ecology
Order from Cornell University Press
Civic Ecology:
Adaptation and Transformation from the Ground Up
Order from MIT Press
Urban Environmental Education Review
Order from Cornell University Press
Through integrating research and outreach, students and faculty working in the lab seek to understand and support community-based stewardship practices such as community forestry, community gardening, coastal cleanups, and watershed restoration. The Civic Ecology Lab is founded on the belief that humans can act to enhance the social-ecological systems of which they are a part.
Our work centers on the role of civic ecology practices in communities facing social and environmental stresses, including those related to climate change and poverty.
We also seek to understand and support learning that occurs through engagement in civic ecology practices — learning about how people in cities and other harsh environments contribute to biological and cultural diversity, ecosystem services, community wellness, adaptive co-management, and more broadly social-ecological systems resilience.
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