The XIXth International Conference:
Canberra, Australia
Feb. 5-8, 2013
"Decisions that Work: Linking Sustainability, Environmental Responsibility and Human Well-being"

Human Ecology Review - Official Journal of SHE

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Gerald Young Book Award - Winners 2011

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Recent Conferences:

The XVIIIth International Conference
of the Society for Human Ecology
April 20-23, 2011

SHE XVIII 
Final Program

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International Conference on Human Ecology Manchester  UK June 29 -July 3, 2009

Programme with Abstracts

 XVIth International Conference of the Society for Human Ecology
Bellingham, WA, USA
September 10-13, 2008
Program
Abstracts

Programs of Past Conferences

The Society for Human Ecology (SHE) is an international interdisciplinary professional society that promotes the use of an ecological perspective in research, education, and application. 

SHE's goals are to:

• Provide a forum through which scientists, scholars, educators, and practitioners may exchange ideas and information.
• Promote the advancement of an ecological perspective in interdisciplinary studies and practice.
• Identify problems, discover their origins, examine possible solutions and  their implications, and then make recommendations for implementing those  solutions.
• Look ahead to the consequences of human action on our social, natural, and built environments.
• Build cooperative arrangements among human ecology programs and organizations throughout the world.
• Facilitate the exchange of this information throughout an international network  of individuals interested in human ecology.
  

The Society holds regular conferences, conducts workshops and symposia, and co-sponsors a variety of related activities to further  integrate work among professionals in fields pertaining to human ecology. SHE is an affiliate of IINTECOL (International Association for Ecology) and Ecological Society of America (ESA) and works in a consortium with other national and regional human ecology organizations throughout the world.  Members of SHE receive a subscription to Human Ecology Review;  reduced rates on other selected journal publications; reduced registration fees at SHE conferences; the opportunity to join the society's special interest working groups on planning, health, modeling, theory, and education.