Resources
I. Videos
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2008 IDEAS MATTER lecture series:
Who Owns the Sky? ~ The Tragedy or Triumph of the Commons
- Devon Peña (January 17, 2008): "Restoring the Commons: The Struggles of Mesoamerican Diaspora Farmers and Multigenerational Acequia Farmers."
- Eric Freyfogle (January 24, 2008): “Conservation's Missing Framework”
- Charles Wilkinson (January 31, 2008): “The Commons and Community Gone Bad: The Break-Up of the Great Siletz Reservation”
- Mark Hixon (February 14, 2008): "The Ocean Commons: Unseen Tragedy, Elusive Triumph"
- Kim Stanley Robinson (February 21, 2008): "The Future Is a Commons"
- Mary Wood ( February 28, 2008): "Nature's Trust: A Legal Paradigm for Natural Resources Stewardship" (Click here for Mary Wood's webiste)
- David Korten (March 13, 2008): “Navigating the Great Turning: From Empire to Earth Community”
Other lectures and presentations:
- Mary Evelyn Tucker (October 26, 2007): "The Emerging Alliance of Religion and Ecology"
II. Articles about the Spring Creek Project's programs
- 20/20 Vision an article by Nicolas Houtman about the Spring Creek Project and the Reflections program at the Andrews, from Terra: A world of research and creativity at Oregon State University (Spring 2006).
- Bridging Boundaries: Scientists, Creative Writers, and the Long View of the Forest an article by Frederick J. Swanson, Charles Goodrich, and Kathleen Dean Moore describing overview of the LTEReflections program, published in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, (2008).
III. The Forest Log:Selected Writings from
the Long-Term Ecological Reflections Residencies
- Robert Michael Pyle Here's What the Scientists See...(pdf)
- Robin Kimmerer Interview with a Watershed (pdf)
- Alison Hawthorne Deming Andrews Forest Quartet (pdf)
- Pattiann Rogers This Day, Tomorrow, and the Next (pdf)
IV. "Philosophy of Nature" reading list
- Philosophy of Nature Course Reading List (pdf)