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- Title
Hunting for Ecological Learning.
- Authors
Pontius, Joel B.; Greenwood, David A.; Ryan, Jessica L.; Greenwood, Eli A.
- Abstract
Considering (a) the many potential connections between hunting, culture, and environmental thought, (b) how much hunters have contributed to the conservation movement and to the protection of a viable land base, and (c) renewed interest in hunting as part of the wider movement toward eating local, non-industrialized food, we seek to bring hunting out of the margins and into a more visible role as a legitimate focus for environmental learning. To dig beneath the sometimes dismissive stereotypes that often marginalize hunters and hunting, and to explore hunting as a practice of ecological learning, we went straight to the source- we went hunting. Through narrative inquiry, this paper explores the ecological learning experienced in the context of a weeklong pronghorn antelope hunt in traditional Cheyenne and Arapahoe hunting territory in central Wyoming. By juxtaposing four voices, we recreate the hunting cycle and make meaning of our experience learning about ourselves, our environment, our food, and the morethan- human world.
- Subjects
CONSERVATION of natural resources; SUSTAINABLE food movement; HUNTING &; the environment; ENVIRONMENTALISM; ENVIRONMENTAL education
- Publication
Canadian Journal of Environmental Education, 2013, Vol 18, p80
- ISSN
1205-5352
- Publication type
Article