Dig in to the University Press Week blog tour today with these UP posts on the theme of How to be an environmental steward:
- Four Ways to Be a Better Environmental Steward by Patricia M. DeMarco | University of Pittsburgh Press
- What Is One Thing That More People Need to Understand about the Current Global Climate Crisis? by selected book and journal authors | Duke University Press
- Enacting Environmental Stewardship by Acting Locally by Karl Coplan | Columbia University Press
- Climate Change Is Changing What It Means to Be an Environmental Steward by Sarah Jaquette Ray | University of California Press
- Nine Steps to a Sustainable Future by selected contributors to A Better Planet | Yale University Press
- Who Speaks for the Non-Human? The Humanists by Tim Wenzell | Bucknell University Press
- Author Marcy Houle on Creating a Coalescence of Values in Oregon | Oregon State University Press
- Documenting the Dying Histories of Coastal Communities by Jessica H. Schexnayder | University Press of Mississippi
- How to Plant a Forest by Lucia Jacobs | Harvard University Press
- How to Be an Environmental Steward | University of Toronto Press
- Environmental Stewardship by Robert C. Clark and Tom Poland | University of South Carolina Press
We’ll be back tomorrow with a spotlight on literacy and community-building in Nashville, along with a recap of other community-focused UP posts.
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