This site archives responses to readings, notes on seminar conversation, and creative works by participants in Ecopoetics Along Shorelines: Science and Justice in Puget Sound Communities (CHID 480A / Honors 391A / SMEA 550C).
Developed and taught by July Hazard and Cleo Woelfle-Erskine at UW Seattle during Spring Quarter 2018, the course involves 21 undergraduate and graduate students in field writing, visits to tribal communities, and explorations of shoreline histories and ecologies. You can find the syllabus here: EaS Syllabus
Please contact the instructors, Cleo Woelfle-Erskine and July Hazard, if you have questions about the course.
Ecopoetics Along Shorelines 