Environment 185A: Sustainable Living is a vital component of the Education for Sustainable Living Program (ESLP). This student-designed and student-facilitated program is offered through the Institute of the Environment. The course features a Speaker Series that invites distinguished guest speakers from UCLA and across the nation to discuss:
Speakers include authors, professors, community activists, environmentalists, and representatives from both for-profit and non-profit organizations, as well as government officials.
This module features Glen MacDonald, who speaks on sustainable living practices and their importance in today's society. Participants will gain insights into how individual choices impact the environment.
Tara Kolla leads this module, discussing sustainable living techniques and practices. Participants will learn about the significance of consumer awareness and making informed choices to promote sustainability.
This module features Mud Baron, who discusses innovative approaches to sustainable living. Participants will explore practical solutions and strategies to implement sustainability in daily life.
In this module, Lisa KaasBoyle shares her insights on sustainable living practices. Participants will engage in discussions about the role of community action in fostering sustainability.
Michael B. Lehrer explores the intersection of architecture and sustainable living. Participants will learn about designing spaces that reflect sustainable practices and enhance environmental awareness.
Mia Lehrer discusses the importance of landscape architecture in sustainable living. Participants will learn how thoughtful landscape design can contribute to environmental sustainability.
Jonathan Parfrey presents on the critical aspects of sustainable living in urban environments. Participants will examine policies and practices that promote sustainability in city planning.
Amy Lukken discusses the role of creativity in promoting sustainable living. Participants will explore how artistic expression can influence environmental awareness and community engagement.