Center for Humans and Nature

Christopher Sherman helps communities develop solutions to development and growth that better consider and realize a resurgent land ethic.  Raised in Idaho, Chris is particularly interested in ecology, theology, politics, and law.  Chris received a J.D. from Yale Law School, where his research focused on creating inclusive models for executive decision making in environmental and natural resources law that might better account for local communities’ sense of dignity and place.  Chris also received a B.A. from the College of Idaho, where he concentrated in History, Religion, French, and Music.