Long-Term Ecological Reflections: Art Among Science Among Place

Year: 
2016
Publications Type: 
Magazine Article
Publication Number: 
4936
Citation: 

Goodrich, Charles; Swanson, Frederick J. 2016. Long-Term Ecological Reflections: Art Among Science Among Place. Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built + Natural Environments. August 28, 2016: 5 p.

Abstract: 

The methods of the arts and sciences may differ, but creativity is fundamental to both, and creating occasions for the arts and sciences to inform one another can inspire greater insights all around. That’s why we’re excited about the proliferation of programs that support works at the intersection of the sciences, arts, and humanities at ecological research sites across the continent. Some offer opportunities for writers, artists, philosophers, musicians, and others from the humanities to spend time doing residencies at research sites. Other programs sponsor public events that engage scientists and artists in explorations of topics in bioregional ecology and pressing issues such as climate change.