2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

INS 13 Blurred Borders: Intersectionality and Understanding Natural History

3:30 PM-5:00 PM
520A
Organizer:
Mariana Abarca, PhD
Co-Organizer:
Richard J. Nevle, PhD, Noah D. Charney, PhD, Nigel Golden, Rachel Portillo
Moderator:
Louise (Lou) Weber
Natural History as a practice lends itself to the study of transition. Life cycle. Phenology. Change. Inspired by the joint meeting between ESA and CSEE, the Natural History Section of ESA presents “Blurred Borders: Intersectionality and Understanding.” Our Inspire Session welcomes a trans-disciplinary group of speakers who access the borderlands of ecology to improve human health, challenge political constructs, inspire conservation, or kindle faith. We aim to inspire conversations that dig deep into the roots of our science to find connection to other aspects of the human experience. The Natural History Section asks you to join us as we blur the borders, cross tidelines, and rediscover the many ways that scientists embrace nature.
3:30 PM
CANCELLED - Nature is in the eye of the beholder
Susannah B. Lerman, PhD, USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station;
3:30 PM
Creative ecology: embracing the arts within science
Amy E. Boyd, Warren Wilson College;
3:30 PM
Developing empathy and nature connectedness through technology at scale: How and when can it work, and to what end?
Sharon J. Hall, Arizona State University;Nolina Doud, Arizona State University;Sara Brownell, Arizona State University;Matthew Chew, Arizona State University;
3:30 PM
Nature guides and hidden county lines
Rachel Portillo, Stanford University;
3:30 PM
Oppression and liberation as global ecological change processes
Suzanne Pierre, Ph.D., Critical Ecology Lab;Kunal Palawat, M.Sc., University Of Arizona, Tucson;
3:30 PM
Redlining Impacts on Community Relationship with the Ocean
Leeza-Marie Rodriguez, UC Santa Barbara;Brandon A. Quintana, CSU Fullerton;
3:30 PM
The practice of suspending belief while seeing: Lessons from art and ecology
Lawrence E. Stevens, Spring Stewardship Institute;
3:30 PM
Urban gardens: Connecting marginalized youth to nature in their own backyards
Crystal Ramirez, California State University, Los Angeles;Brandon A. Quintana, CSU Fullerton;