"Speaking" Kachina
at Butler Wash

San Francisco Peaks, Northern Arizona

San Francisco Peaks
Northern Arizona

Wukoki Indian Ruins

Wukoki Indian Ruins

Environmental Communication
Resource Center

School of
Communication

Northern Arizona University



Photos courtesy of Lea J. Parker


MISSION

The Environmental Communication Resource Center (ECRC) was established in 1996 as a resource center for information, research and discussion concerning Environmental Communication. ECRC is housed in the School of Communication at Northern Arizona University, located in Flagstaff, Arizona at an elevation of 7,000 feet beneath the majestic San Francisco Peaks. Founders and co-directors of the Center are professors Lea J. Parker and C. Brant Short. The mission of ECRC is to promote scholarship, pedagogy and public service in all aspects of Environmental Communication.

DEFINITION

We define Environmental Communication as the communication of environmental messages to audiences by all means and through all channels. Environmental Communication may be considered a process which involves both communicators and audiences and is achieved through effective message delivery, interactive listening, and public discussion and debate. We envision such communication as the foundation for establishing relationships between people and the environment and as a means for enhancing environmental literacy and sustainable environmental practices.


ABOUT ECRC

ECRC Philosophy

ECRC Goals

ECRC Co-Directors

ECRC REFERENCES AND INFORMATION

 

Bibliographic References

Teaching and Course Materials

Abstracts of Scholarly Papers and Articles

Degree Programs

Employment Opportunities

I-STEP Project

Global Warming Campaigns

Links To Other Sites




School of Communication



Northern Arizona University