Скачать или смотреть Wrenched from the Land: Perspectives from the Front Lines of Environmental Activism

Hosted by the Center for Culture, History, and Environment (CHE) on December 9, 2020, this event is a panel discussion inspired by award-winning photographer and filmmaker ML Lincoln’s book, Wrenched from the Land: Activists Inspired by Edward Abbey. Through conversation with ML Lincoln as well as several of America’s most iconic environmental activists, Terry Tempest Williams, Doug Peacock, and Jack Loeffler, we explore what motivates and sustains environmental activism. This event is moderated by University of Wisconsin-Madison and CHE alumnus, Charlie Carlin, and features a panel of CHE graduate students: Kassia Shaw, John Koban, and David Greenwood-Sanchez.

CHE is an interdisciplinary research center of the Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies and is concerned with the inter-relationships among culture, political economy, and the environment. We invite you to learn more about CHE by visiting che.nelson.wisc.edu.