She is particularly interested in the ways in which children use the varied data representations and their daily experiences to reason about
complex ecological relationships.
Not exact matches
Most reduce
complex ecological systems to a linear
relationship between resource density and population growth — something that can be broadly applied to infer how much resource loss a species can survive.
While our food is rooted in a vast chain of
ecological relationships, it's also part of an increasingly
complex and problematic system of our own design.
By utilising
complex audio and video editing techniques, Rose explores the interwoven nature of history, memory and geography, and tackles the urgent
ecological issues of humanity's changing
relationship to the natural world and the advancement of technology.
On a Saturday in November of 2016, during his exhibition Continuous Services Altered Daily at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Connecticut (May 1, 2016 — February 5, 2017 and on view at the Bemis Center in Omaha June 1, 2017 — August 26, 2017), David Brooks, an artist recognized for his commitment to illuminating our
complex human
relationship with the natural world, sat down with Greg Lindquist to talk about his current show,
ecological activism, and scientific fieldwork.
It arises from a failure to make the cognitive leap from
ecological thinking — the science of the
relationship between organisms and their local environments — to Earth system thinking, the science of the whole Earth as a
complex system beyond the sum of its parts.
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