1992: Environmental Identity and Professional Choices

Volume 1: 1992

Those who have chosen the environmental profession share in the decision to work for the earth. Polls show that three-quarters of Americans consider themselves environmentalists, but far fewer have chosen the field for their profession. Authors in this issue reflect on their own environmental practice.

Introduction Welcome to Whole Terrain H. Emerson Blake, Editor

Essays Towards Mindful Environmental Practice Mitchell Thomashow The Environmental Professions Abraham B. Bernstein Environmental Professionals and the Law Alexandra D. Dawson Educating for Social Responsibility Shelley Berman Beyond the End of Nature Fred Taylor Ecology and Moral Choice John E. Carroll Moving Toward the Light Peter Ryner Comprehending Hope Connie Lasher

Order This Issue