Developing an Ocean Ethic: Science, Utility, Aesthetics, Self-Interest, and Different Ways of Knowing

Authors

Richard Kenchington, University of WollongongFollow
Polita Glynn, Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation
Stephen Kellert, Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies
Peter Auster, University of Connecticut
Rod Fujita, Oakland, CA
John Avise, University of California
Claudio Campagna, National Research Council of Argentina
Benjamin Cuker, Hampton University
Paul Dayton, University of California San Diego
Burr Heneman, Commonweal, Bolinas, CA
Greg Stone, New England Aquarium, Boston, MA
Giuseppe Di Sciara, Tethys Research Institute, Italy

RIS ID

32208

Publication Details

Auster, P., Fujita, R., Kellert, S., Avise, J., Campagna, C., Cuker, B., Dayton, P., Heneman, B., Kenchington, R., Stone, G., Di Sciara, G. & Glynn, P. (2009). Developing an Ocean Ethic: Science, Utility, Aesthetics, Self-Interest, and Different Ways of Knowing. Conservation Biology, 23 (1), 233-235.