Consciousness Shift
Creating a mental culture of health
This group will facilitate conversation and action aimed towards creating/restoring consciousnesses which are intricately tied to the natural world. This need is everpresent in societies which stress infinite growth on a finite planet.Change in behavior comes from change in our mentality, philosophy and worldview. If we seek to make positive change in our wo ...learn more
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Created: Feb 03, 2008
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
Membership: Open
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Jesse Walker
calwolf
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About
I see my primary role as a bridge-builder between the two parallel communities of religious groups (particularly within my own LDS community and other Christian religions) and that of ecology and environmental science (my field of study). I'm currently a PhD student at Utah State University, studying patterns and processes within desert ecosystems, specifically looking at how environmental conditions influence scorpion assemblages.