Happy to hear! Yes I think the different authors did great jobs discussing restoration scholarships from different angles. As they are review I think indeed they could be great sources for teaching. I might do that in my course too 😊

In our Introduction, we review three lines of inquiry in the #Anthropology of #ecological #restoration:
👉 Restoration and the Politics of Care and Repair
👉 Restoration and Environmental Justice
👉 Restoration as Relational Healing

www.berghahnjournals.com/view/journal...

Contributions cover and review a range of topics in restoration: wild design, ecological imperialism, Indigenous & Black stewardship, genetics, NBS discourse, visual media, regenerative repair and restorative justice, and more.

abstracts can focus on the practices & politics of marine restoration and other forms of ocean care through lenses of #equity, #gender, #race, #history, #multispecies relations & #governance or consider the assumptions, ethics, and power dynamics underpinning marine restoration science & practice.