Environmental Ethics: Speaking for the Trees (Age 14-17)
Youth Education

Take philosophy, take action! This summer, you have the opportunity to closely and critically examine ethical issues concerning our environment! In this camp, we will examine questions including what is the environment? Are human beings a part of nature? What should our relationship to nature be? Through hands-on case studies and using ethical theory, we will dive into issues surrounding climate change, including pandemics, climate refugees, biodiversity, clean air and water initiatives. We will talk to experts at the Natural History Museum and local nonprofits about our relationship to animals and the environment and what is being done to counter human-caused climate change.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Strengthen critical thinking skills
  • Examine environmental case studies through an ethical lens
  • Learn about ethics and engage in action
  • Understand how climate change affects human beings

Questions? Call Youth Education at 801-581-6984 or use our online form.

Class Sections For Environmental Ethics: Speaking for the Trees (Age 14-17) (YELAN 170)

Summer 2023 Section 1, Starting on: 06/26/2023

Reminder emails will be sent out before camp begins and will include location notes and other details.

Date(s) Day Time Location
06/26/23 - 06/30/23 MTWThF 9:00 am -12:00 pm UUCE 248
Tuition: $130.00 + Special Fee: $5.00 = $135.00      

Instructor: Staff

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Questions? Call Youth Education at 801-581-6984 or use our online form.