The evolution of agroecology as a practice, a research discipline, and a social movement
What does agroecology mean? How is it practiced? Who are the holders / creators of agroecological knowledge? What are the exciting questions or recent advances in agroecology research?
A panel of experts will give 5 minute "lightning talks" on their interpretation of the evolution of agroecology as a practice, research discipline, and social movement. Q&A session to follow.
Speakers
- Ana Elisa Pérez-Quintero (La Colmena Cimmarona, Vieques, Puerto Rico)
- Charles Francis (University of Nebraska)
- Julie Grossman (University of Minnesota)
- John Vandermeer (University of Michigan)
- Ernesto Mendez (University of Vermont)
- Aidee Guzman (UC Berkeley)
Dial-In Information
Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at 1:30pm to 2:45pm
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Alumni, Faculty & Staff, Students, Prospective Students, General Public, Graduate Students
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