Episode 53: Cultivating Our Conservation Ethic
Cultivating Our Conservation Ethic
Dr. Marianne Patinelli-Dubay: SUNY ESF Environmental Philosophy Program Coordinator
This week, Dr. Marianne Patinelli-Dubay with SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry (ESF) joins us to talk about how we can think through our conservation ethic & philosophy.
Marianne is the Environmental Philosophy Program Coordinator at the Newcomb Campus in the Adirondacks. We talk about forestry and land ethics, public lands and Aldo Leopold. Marianne describes community, virtue and rights ethics.
We talk about science & values, the Adirondack Philosopher’s Camp & how to approach the question “Is hunting ethical?”.
Interested in more podcasts on conservation and ethics? Listen to Episode 21 “How to Develop Your Land Ethic” with James Coufal HERE
Check out a great collection of essays by Aldo Leopold “Toward a Durable Scale of Values” by clicking HERE
“The Handbook of Conservation & Sustainability Ethics” is a great resource – check it out HERE
