ECOLOGICAL AGE PAGE

The Ecological Age is a confusing time to live in. This page is dedicated to providing information and resources available on the Internet that can assist individuals, communities and institutions, in sorting out where they stand in relation to the environment.

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World Scientists' Warning to Humanity	This is the statement issued in 1993 by 1680 scientists from 49 countries. Of these 1680 scientists, 104 were Nobel prize winners. Publication of the original statement was organized by the Union of Concerned Scientists in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Environmental Links	An annotated list of resources on the web that address environmental issues.
Links dealing with Sustainability	Another annotated list to links dealing with all aspects of sustainable living, from alternative energy sources to sustainable development. Sustainable Agriculture and Horticulture resources are listed separately.
Campus and Student Groups dealing with Environmental Issues	What is the Relationship Horticulture Educators have with Plants?	Environmental educators know the first step in developing an environmental ethic is acknowledging our relationship with nature. If educators have an ethical relationship with nature, would that not inform their teaching? In the "Ecological Age," environmental education is an interdisciplinary effort. Horticulture education is just one discipline within which it can be integrated. This link gets you to the Table of Contents of this Master's Thesis.
Links to horticulture graduate students at Texas A&M University specializing in sociohorticulture	This page was last updated August 6, 1995 by Prudence Merton p0m3543@tam2000.tamu.edu