People, nature, history: the consequences of an intimate relationship
| Date | Wednesday 23rd May 2012 |
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| Time | 18:00 until |
| Meet At | Pennine Lecture Theatre Sheffield Hallam University City Campus, S1 1WB |
| Description | Inaugural Professorial Lecture by Professor Ian Rotherham. While people shape ecology and the environment, nature shapes us. Long-term studies emphasise the importance of local economic use in shaping the landscapes and wildlife habitats we consider the most precious: they bring benefits to our health and local economies, and underpin the quality of life. Using examples from around the world, Professor Ian Rotherham will highlight the consequences of the severance of traditional land-use practices. Places are free and include refreshments and a light buffet, but must be booked in advance. See SHU website for booking link.Organised by Sheffield Hallam University. |
| Contact | Bronwen Barber |
| Phone No. | 0114 225 6734 |
| events [at] shu.ac.uk | |
| Website | http://arum.lits.shu.ac.uk/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=2886 |
| Type of Event | Talk |
| Primary Focus | Sustainable Development |
| Wheelchair/Pushchair Accessible | Yes |
| Suitable for Families | No |