Education with an Ecological Perspective
A framework for independent research and education
Net: marshcollege@marshinstitute.net, marshcollege@australia.edu
COURSES
Taught at Ringling College
+ taught at University of Idaho
* taught at Ecoforestry Institute
^ credit given at Antioch, Dalhousie or U Victoria
" presented at Claremont
$ presentedat U. Delaware
@ presented at U. Idaho, Wa. State Univ.
# presented at Arcosanti
% designed and/or taught at City University Seattle
& presented at Digital Equipment Seminar
Through Ecoforestry Institute
1. Ecological Forestry^*
2. Conservation Biology and Forests*
3. Certification of Forest Practices*
4. Restoration of Forests and Other Ecosystems
5. Biodiversity and Landscape Ecology
6. Watershed Planning
7. Design of Forests as Wild Ecosystems
8. The Hidden Forest
9. The Winter Forest
10. The Night Forest
11. Gigatrends in Ecology and Forestry*
12. Ecological Principles and Radical Practices
13. Certification as a Business
14. Conservation Biology and Forestry
15. Accreditation as Ecological Forester (4 certificate levels)
Through SynGeo
21. Business Ethics%
22. Business Ecology / Future business%
23. Industrial/Corporate Ecology (and Philosophy of)&
24. Starting New Ecological Businesses
25. Ecological Economics
26. Nonprofits and NGOs
27. Legal Issues in Environmental Actions and Defense
28. Situational Ethics+
29. Introduction to Philosophy+
31. Ecological Philosophy, Deep Ecology, Radical Ecology+
32. Poetic Archaeology of the Flesh (chaos, ecology, and being)
33. Ecological Ethics+
34. Ecological Psychology%
35. Human Ecology / Social Ecology
36. Religions, Theology and Ecology
37. Thanatology+
38. Literature and Ecology: Writings About the Earth as Home%
39. Radical Psychology+
41. Urban Ecology (new cities and old)#
42. Ecological Architecture and Planning%
43. Existential Basis for Architecture+
44. Ecological Design of Built Environment
45. Engineering from an Ecological Perspective
51. Ecosystem Medicine
52. Cultural Ecology (Holocosmological Framework)
53. Ecological Justice / Ecology and the Law@
54. United Nations and Nation-building (Cultures, Peoples and Nations)
55. Planning and creating future conditions
61. Environmental Literature%
62. Ecopoesis (Poetry and ecology—New metaphors for civilization)
63. Personal Identity and Worldviews
64. Topopoetics, the Science of Place
65. Energy use, slavery, and ecological limits
66. War and Ecology (Ecological Bases of Conflict and War)@
67. Utopias, Entopias, and Eutopias$
68. Intercultural Communications$
69. Eutopian Framework for Cultures$
Through Ringling (Wittbecker)
71. Ecology of Cultures
72. Ecology of Art, from materials to cultural influences (Proposed)
73. Conservation Ecology
75. Environmental Science
76. Cultural Beliefs: Culture and Environment
77. Ecology of Sarasota
78. Applied Environmental Design
79. Environmental Ethics
Through Marsh Institute
81. Ecology as a Fundamental Science (Ecosystem Ecology)
82. Environmental Science%
83. Sustainability, Diversity and Balance
84. Environment, Population, and Culture
85. Regional and Global Ecological Planning
86. Ecological Agriculture, Holistic Management, Permaculture
87. Wilderness (Ecology, mythology, actuality)
88. Ecological Pest Management (from aphids and bears to coyotes)+
89. Ecology of Domestic Animals, from pets to factory farms
90. Independent study in ecology
Taught at Ringling College
+ taught at University of Idaho
* taught at Ecoforestry Institute
^ credit given at Antioch, Dalhousie or U Victoria
" presented at Claremont
$ presentedat UDelaware
@ presented at UIdaho, WaStateU
# presented at Arcosanti
% designed and/or taught at City University
& presented at Digital Equipment Seminar