Dr. Schaller is world renowned for his pioneering work in animal behavior, conservation biology, and habitat protection and known for his work to save the mountain gorilla, snow leopard, giant panda, and many others, from extinction. A native Hawai'ian lawyer, Trask leads the movement to have her peoples' sovereign rights recognized, a status enjoyed by Native Americans but not Native Hawai'ians and Native Alaskans. Amin has brought several suits alleging environmental racism and violations of the Civil Rights Act to prevent highway development and toxic dumps in predominately African-American residential neighborhoods. Bresette is a Chippewa Indian, treaty rights activist, and inspiring speaker on environmental and land issues from a Native American perspective. Environmental writer and publisher.
Foreman works continually to keep environmental activism vital and responsive to new challenges.
A leading voice for deep ecology. Public interest attorneys and professionals may lessen or waive the fee based on need. Our limit is 400 persons each for Saturday's lunch and dinner. An additional 100 seats will are available for each meal for persons not eating. See registration form.