Polly Walker Ecology Fund Lecture
The Polly Walker Ecology Fund was established at the Center in November 2008 to honor Polly Walker, CLF’s first Associate Director, and to increase our understanding and application of the essential ecological perspective first promoted by Sir Albert Howard in 1939: “The whole problem of health in soil, plant, animal, and man is one great subject.”
The Fund supports bringing distinguished ecologists to the Center for a Livable Future and Johns Hopkins University, enables students at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to conduct research projects and advocacy activities focusing on ecologic issues, and supports faculty in exploring new dimensions of the ecology of soils, water and air that advance the mission of the Center. The Polly Walker Ecology Fund is supported by an anonymous donor and longtime friend of the Center.
Energize: An Ecological Approach to Growing a Food, Climate & Health MovementAlessandro Demaio |
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Growing Plants, Growing PeopleCathrine Sneed |
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Baltimore’s Food Landscape: An Ecology of Plants, People and PolicyJune 13, 2017 |
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Public Health in Action: Stories from the Local Food SystemTom Pelton, Carole Morison, Holly Freishtat, Joyce Smith, and Rev. Dr. Heber Brown III |
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Distinguished Women in Environmental Health SciencesRobert K. Musil |
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Is Sustainability Still Possible? (Flyer)Erik Assadourian |
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Greener Pastures: A Vision for Healthy FarmingFrancis Thicke |