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What is Environmental Communication?
Environmental communications is communication about environmental affairs. It includes evaluation of how media cover environmental issues, the rhetoric of environmental debates and decision making, and the discourse around how to solve environmental problems. Environmental communication is all of the many forms of communication (interpersonal, group, public, organizational, mass, etc.) that intersect with the social debate about environmental issues and problems.
Mark Meisner, http://www.esf.edu/ecn/whatisec.htm
Dr. Bob Thomas' interivew on WLAE
What We Do
Natural History Columns
Delta Journal, a weekly column published Sundays in the Outdoor Section of The Times-Picayune, New Orleans, LA., and In The Wild, a bimonthly or so nature column published in the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation's Louisiana LeVant Magazine, Metairie, LA.
Other Publications
LUCEC faculty and staff write about isses of interest. This site also posts other important publications relevant to LUCEC programs.
America's WETLAND Resource Center
This site serves as a reference for the history, present challenges, and future of coastal Louisiana wetlands - a place we call America's WETLAND
Environmental Health Guide for Post-Katrina New Orleans
Return to this site in the coming weeks to find a growing environmental health information resource center critical to making informed decisions in a post-Katrina New Orleans
Environmental Library
LUCEC has a number of books , multimedia presentations, newsletters, and historical newspaper clippings on a wide-range of environmental topics available for use by students, groups, and community members.
Katrina Information
New Orleans and the Gulf Coast have been forever changed by Hurricane Katrina. Here you will find a tour description and power point that describes the impact of Katrina on New Orleans.
Protecting Louisiana's Resources
All of our efforts are focused on spreading the word about the environmental issues facing Louisiana.
Other Loyola Environmental Centers
Center for Environmental Law and Land Use
Location: Music/Communications Complex, Room 327
(Campus Map)
Hours: 8:30am to 4:45pm, Monday - Friday
Mailing Address:
Center for Environmental Communication
Loyola University New Orleans
Campus Box 199
6363 St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans, LA. 70118-6195
Office Phone: 504-865-2107
FAX: 504-865-3799
E-mail: rathomas@loyno.edu |
Coalition to Restore
www.saveourlake.org