Mentions of the Laboratory for Environmental Narrative Strategies. All IoES mentions
Los Angeles Times
Concerns about gentrification in Los Angeles have reached the point where it’s not just art galleries and coffee shops that trigger alarm bells — parks and bicycle paths are in…
Featured Faculty: Jon Christensen
"Parrots are not uncommon around Los Angeles. More than a dozen different species have established wild populations in the area, descendants of pet birds that escaped at some point and managed to make a home for themselves in some part of the sprawling metropolis," Ursula Heise writes in Elemental.
Featured Faculty: Ursula K. Heise and H. Bradley Shaffer
Wired
Brad Shaffer, a biology professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, notes that cities not only destroy habitat, but also create new living spaces for animals and plants. (Wired)
Featured Faculty: H. Bradley Shaffer and Ursula K. Heise
PBS SoCal
Published as part of an environmental storytelling partnership with the Laboratory for Environmental Narrative Strategies (LENS) at UCLA, with extensive contributions from faculty and MFA students in UCLA’s documentary film program in…
Featured ESE Alum: Jenny Aleman-Zometa
Malibu Surfside News
The City of Malibu Arts Commission helped sponsor the event, which was moderated by Jon Christensen, senior fellow and journalist-in-residence at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, Laboratory for Environmental Narrative Strategies and Center for Digital Humanities.
Featured Faculty: Jon Christensen
PBS SoCal
How diversity plays into going to the beach.
Featured Faculty: Jon Christensen
High Country News
Invisible barriers have kept people of color at bay.
Featured Faculty: Jon Christensen
New York Magazine
Climate Lab, a new YouTube series by Vox and the University of California that explores the behavioral science of climate change and attempts to mitigate it, is a smart idea…
Featured Faculty: Jon Christensen and Magali (Maggie) Delmas
Featured: M. Sanjayan
Vox
“In terms of behavioral change, we need two things,” said Magali Delmas, a professor at the Institute of Environment and Sustainability at UCLA and the Anderson School of Management. “We…
Featured Faculty: Magali (Maggie) Delmas and Jon Christensen
Featured: M. Sanjayan
What I learned through Climate Lab, a new video series I’m hosting in partnership with the University of California and Vox, is that most climate change messaging is filled with…
Featured Faculty: Jon Christensen
Vox
Magali Delmas, a professor at the Institute of Environment and Sustainability at UCLA and the Anderson School of Management is on the hunt for these motivations, looking for simple ways…
San Francisco Examiner
Jon Christensen, an adjunct assistant professor at UCLA’s Institute on the Environment and Sustainability, found the condition of the ocean and beaches is personally important to 90 percent of Californians.…
Orange County Register
“There are historically patterns of visitation and discrimination … where people feel they’re welcome (at some beaches) and where they might not feel as welcome (at others),” said Jon Christensen,…
Los Angeles Times
“In our research we found that the cost of staying overnight at the coast can be a real burden for some Californians,” said Jon Christensen, a researcher at UCLA’s Institute…
PBS SoCal
“This new research shows that we are at a tipping point where deciding to visit the coast is a close call for most Californians, given the cost,” said Jon Christensen,…