Summer Immersion
In our first summer, we critically analyze the intersections of biodiversity conservation, cultural identities, and environmental justice.
Engage with conservation practice across a range of ecological and cultural landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. The first summer is designed to expose scholars to a wide range of conservation issues, the complex physical and cultural landscapes that conservation solutions emerge from, and work together to untangle the societal frameworks and forces that drive conservation.
Scholars receive a stipend of $4,600 and food/transportation costs covered by program.