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11/05/2013
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Hahoutli by Patrick Strzalkowski Our class left for Hesquiat territory on the morning of August 24 th in the water taxi W...
10/21/2013
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Should science play a greater role in political decisions? If so, how? by Nick Dell 2013 Ph...
1/27/2013
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Fish farming and the Precautionary Principle: How opposing views on risk influence the aquaculture debate in Clayoquot Sound. By ...
12/03/2012
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Language in Environmentalism and the Idea of Public Reason By: Michelle Bastien When you and I, as ordinary citizens (ass...
7/03/2012
Rebecca Livernois on how environmental conflicts arise out of competing worldviews
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Conflict in environmental ideals as a manifestation of differences in fundamental economic worldviews: A case study in Tofino, BC ...
3/04/2012
Abby Wilson on strong vs weak sustainability
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In her final paper for the 2011 field course, Abby Wilson looked at the controversy between environmentalists and fish farmers in Clayoquot ...
10/26/2011
Radio interview about Philosophy Field Course
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This is just to announce my recent interview on CFRU's Pioneer Radio. The show follows roughly the same format as This American Life. E...
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9/26/2011
Mainstream Salmon - Could an environmentalist ever approve?
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Mainstream Salmon is the local branch of a large multinational fish farming company called Cermaq. Based in Norway, they have foreign operat...
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9/22/2011
Friends of Clayoquot (part 2) - what is the future of environmentalism?
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I have come to view The Friends of Clayoquot Sound as a case study in the environmental movement at large. This organization is confronting ...
Friends of Clayoquot Sound (part 1) - Do trees have rights like people?
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The Friends of Clayoquot Sound describe themselves as a grassroots, community based environmental organization. Active in this region since ...
9/17/2011
Ecotrust Canada - The challenges of adaptive management.
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On Tuesday, September 30th our group met with Satnam Manhas of Ecotrust Canada . Its mission is to promote what they call the "conserv...
9/15/2011
Clayoquot Biosphere Trust (CBT)
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The CBT was founded in 2000 in conjunction with Clayoquot Sound's designation as a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Its mandate is to encourag...
9/14/2011
Climate change talk at the botanical gardens
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On August 31st I gave a small public talk at the Tofino Botanical Gardens. The announcement was circulated on a local newsgroup and looked s...
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9/10/2011
Josie Osborne: Personal relationships in environmental decision making.
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To cap off what already felt like a full day, we spent Monday afternoon in a second meeting with Josie Osborne at the Tofino Botanical Garde...
9/09/2011
Ucluelet Aquarium
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One of Ucluelet's many gems (if I may say so) is the small regional aquarium in the centre of town. Granted, as one of the founding dire...
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9/08/2011
Fascinating tide pools, and the ghost-suburbs of Ucluelet
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On Monday the 29th of August we rose early and headed to the neighbouring town of Ucluelet (that's "you-clue-let"), approxima...
9/07/2011
Hooksum (Part 4) Economic development
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I don't want to give the impression that our entire visit to Hooksum was consumed only with philosophical discussion. There were some ex...
9/06/2011
Hooksum (Part 3): A place-based ethic
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In the writings of some environmental philosophers one occasionally encounters the idea of a place-based ethic. My understanding of this ide...
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9/03/2011
Hooksum (Part 2): The sustainability concept
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Over the course of our conversations, Stephen Charleson often referred back to the concept of sustainability. As he proceeded to describe hi...
9/02/2011
Hooksum Outdoor School (Part I)
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In organizing this field course I was concerned that students encounter First Nations' perspectives on sustainability issues. Prior to ...
8/30/2011
Tofino Botanical Gardens Natural History Tour
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On Thursday afternoon, following the meeting with Tim Rundle and a brief lunch, we walked over to the Tofino Botanical Gardens for our meeti...
8/26/2011
Creative Salmon
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The controversy over wild vs. farmed salmon is familiar to anyone who has spent time in western Canada. For decades, environmental groups ha...
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8/24/2011
Cathedral Grove
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Driving west towards Tofino there is a small section of highway that winds through a patch of old growth forest. The park is aptly named Cat...
8/14/2011
Things to Bring
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I am leaving for Vancouver in the morning (in a few hours, actually) and I am just going over the packing. A rain jacket and fleece (or a wa...
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