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INVITE A SPEAKER TO YOUR GROUP!

FGS' State of the Bioregion Program is happy to announce a new outreach project designed to educate the public and promote the ideas and facts of the book, What Have We Done?

The State of the Bioregion Speakers' Bureau has collected a panel of authors and FGS-affiliated speakers in the Knoxville area. These speakers share a wide range of expertise and will give slide presentations to any group interested in learning more about environmental issues. An array of topics, listed below, is available. Any interested group can request a specific topic or a general overview of the environmental health of the bioregion. If you are interested in a topic that is not listed, contact FGS, and we will find a speaker for you. Many of our speakers are so versatile we could not list all of their fields of knowledge here. Target groups for this program include religious and community groups as well as environmental and social change organizations.



Available topics include:


air/water food
behavior forestry
biodiversity funding
citizens' participation nuclear issues/Oak Ridge
climate change planning (land use/community)
culture population
economics social welfare
ecosystem management sustainable development/planning
environmental contaminants/ children's health sustainable living
ethics transportation
energy waste
environmental justice



Speakers

Authors of What Have We Done?
Athena Bradley, M.S. (Environmental Policy) State of the Bioregion Program (SOBP)
Mike Knapp, B.A. (Economics), Tennessee Green
Earl Lampard, Ph.D. (English); Sierra Club, SOBP
John Nolt, Ph.D. (Philosophy), SOBP

FGS-affiliated speakers:
Michelle Neal Conlon, B.S. (Biology); East Tennessee Headwaters Project
Cara Crisler, M.A. (Community Planning); Sustainable Living Program
Danielle Droitsch, B.A. (History); East Tennessee Headwaters Project
the Reverend Ralph Hutchinson, Oak Ridge Education Project
Mike McKinney, Ph.D. (Ecology and Geology)
Wolf Naegeli, Ph.D. (Natural Resources and Policy Planning); Sustainable Living
John Peine, Ph.D. (Watershed Management, Forestry)
Mary Rogge, Ph.D. (Social Work)
Stephen Smith, D.V.M. Tennessee Valley Energy Reform Coalition
Danny de Vries, M.A. (Social Psychology); Sustainable Living and State of the Bioregion Program



To schedule a speaker, email us at fgs@GetSustainableNow.org. Please include a brief description of your group and your interest(s). You can also call us at (865) 524-4771.



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