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CONSERVATION ETHICS WORKSHOP, Michigan State University, August 2010 Availability: FULL [click here for schedule & details] ETHICAL DISCOURSE ON WOLF HUNTING IN THE GREAT LAKES, Leopold Center, Baraboo, WI, December 2009 sponsored by: The Center for Humans & Nature The Leopold Center ETHICAL DISCOURSE ON PREDATOR CONTROL, Houghton, MI, October 2009 sponsored by: The Ecosystem Science Center of Michigan Technological University
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For more information, contact Michael Nelson (mpnelson@msu.edu) or John Vucetich (javuceti@mtu.edu).
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   We conduct 3-day “Conservation Ethics Workshops” that are general in nature, covering the fundamentals of conservation ethics, delivered in a practical and relevant manner.  These workshops are tailored to the audience - students, professionals, or educators.  University credit is possible.
   We also conduct 3-day workshops conducted in the style of a political, stakeholder meeting.  Rather than aiming to develop comprised positions that all can “live with,” these workshops engage in ethical discourse.  These workshops are no substitute for inclusive political discourse, but are necessary for conservation and management that is wise, fair, and sustainable.