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Sounds like a great course; very excited about it! Doing the reading right now...will let you know what I think about the "Whose Nature?" (First blogger...yay!)
is there a blackboard site for this course? i tried looking up NTRES 232 and couldn't find the site
I am also very excited for this class. I read the "Whose Nature" article. I think that James Proctor made an excellent point when he asked about a virtue-based approavch to nature in which people maintain habitats to show "humility and moral expansiveness". I completely agree with him.
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