The sociology of forestry with MEGAN LANGRIDGE

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The sociology of forestry with MEGAN LANGRIDGE

Driven by Nature

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1 year ago

The sociology of forestry with MEGAN LANGRIDGE

Megan Langridge is a social scientist interested in environmental sociology - the way that people relate to, and are informed by, their environment. Meg cast her sociologist's eye on people within the forestry industry for her honours thesis at the University of Tasmania, and in this interview we discuss what she learnt from a practice of listening to people within the industry. Something Meg said while we were chatting before the interview, is that she asks people to suspend their disbelief just for this moment while we delve into another point of view. So let's give that a go!

Meg's research paper on the sociology of forestry workers

Meg's research profile at utas

This episode was produced on Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung land by Yanti. Music by Daniel Kowald.