Resources
Resources
Reseach
and Writing Resources
The Skidmore College Honor Code Statement
The Charlotte M. Lanzit Center for Computers & Writing
Technology
Tools
Knowledge Media Laboratory KEEP ToolKit
Evaluating
Websites
"Help With. . . Internet" from the Scribner Library.
Evaluating Web Resources from the Worlfgram Memorial Library, Widener University
Web
Sites Related to The Literature of "Literature and the Environment"
The King James Version Bible. The Electronic Text Center. The Unversity of Virginia
"Swamp Thing, The All-Vegetable Anti-Hero Returns" by Laurel Maury (NPR Story)
George Herbert. Luminarium.
The Web of American Transcendentalism
Ralph Waldo Emerson, The American Transcendentalism Web
The Fortune of Follensby Pond (from the Nature Conservancy)
Henry David Thoreau, The American Transcendentalism Web
The Thoreau Reader: The works of Henry David Thoreau, 1817-1862
Walden by Henry David Thoreau--A Web Study Text
Walden, Thoreau and the Environment: The Walden Woods Project, The Thoreau Institute at Walden Woods
"Walden Warming": Following in Thoreau's footsteps, Massachusetts researchers are creating the most complete picture yet of global warming's impact on the biology of a US region" by T. Edward Nickens. National Wildlife. Oct/Nov 2007, vol. 45 no. 6.
Thoreau on the moose by Paul Theroux (Los Angeles Times 14 September 2008)
Walden Pond, Autumn 2009. A photo album by Amanda Peterson.
Estes Park, Colorado Welcome Center
The John Muir Exhibit (The Sierra Club)
Excerpts from the Works of Aldo Leopold
Abbey's Web (dedicated to the life, works and values of author Edward Abbey)
Edward Abbey: Cactus Chronicles-- Long lost letters from the buzzard in the dead tree (Orion Magazine)
Wall Arch Collapses (4 August 2008, nps.gov)
S.799: America's Red Rock Wilderness Act
"Author Pieces Togther Natural Mosaic" (Review of Terry Tempest Williams' new book Finding Beauty In A Broken World. NPR. 22 November 2008)
"The Trickster Heads East" Defenders Magazine Summer 2008 (Defenders of Wildlife)
Web
Sites Related to The Skidmore North Woods
"Whose woods these were." A short history of the North Woods. Kathryn Gallien. Scope Winter 2001.
"Whose woods these are." Kathryn Gallien. Scope Spring 2001.
Environmental Studies at Skidmore
Lights Out! Energy initiative to fund scholarships
Web
Sites Related to "Literature and the Environment"
The Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE)
ASLE Connect (Reports and Podcasts from the Summer 2007 ASLE convention)
ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and the Environment (Journal)
The Journal of Ecocriticism: A New Journal of Nature, Sociey and Literature
ALECC: Association for Literature, Environment, and Culture in Canada
Hawk and Handsaw: The Journal of Creative Sustainability (a publication of Unity College in Maine)
Green Theory and Praxis: The Journal of Ecopedagogy
Green Letters Studies In Ecocriticism
Ecology Hall of Fame: A Project of EcoTopia/USA
Words Without Borders (The Online Magazine for International Literature): Walking The World
The Way North. A Hypertext by Joel Weishaus
Creek Running North: A web log by nature and science writer Chris Clarke
Anna Mills on Nature Writing (blog)
Nature Stories (Podcast stories from the Nature Conservancy)
Sierra Club Radio (A half-hour podcast of environmentally related stories from the Sierra Club)
Living Planet (Podcast stories on nature and the environment from the global perspective; produced by Deutsche Welle)
Living on Earth ("Sound journalism for the planet" from Public Radio International)
NPR Environmental News Reports
Wild Sanctuary Soundscape World Map (download)
Web
Sites Related to Environmentalism and Activism
ADK: The Adirondack Mountain Club
Climate Crisis: An Inconvenient Truth Web site
The 11th Hour (A Film by Leonardo DiCaprio)
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change