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William R. Jordan III

William R. Jordan III

Editor of Environmental Prospect


Environmental Prospect editor William R. Jordan III is widely recognized as an intellectual leader in the field of ecological restoration. In the course of a career spanning 37 years he has played a key role in the shaping of ideas about the value of restoration as a conservation strategy, a technique for basic research, and as a performing art and the basis for a “new communion” with nature. He was the founding editor of Ecological Restoration, the first journal devoted specifically to restoration (1981) and was a founding member of the Society for Ecological Restoration. He is currently director of the New Academy for Nature and Culture and co-director of DePaul University’s Institute for Nature and Culture.


Contributions to Humans & Nature:
  • Beyond Bambi
    A City Creatures blog post.

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  • The New Academy for Nature and Culture
    A Non-Profit dedicated to exploring the relationship between humans and nature.
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