Environmentalism has come under fire from many avenues charging that the movement historically has paid too much attention to wilderness preservation and not enough to economic and racial inequalities, while also emphasizing technological fixes over basic social and economic reforms. Price suggests that a new environmentalism is rooted in the conviction that the future health of cities and wilderness alike depends on how fairly and sustainably we use and inhabit nature in the places where people live. Dr. Price explores the resurrection of the L.A. River as a vibrant model. This lecture is FREE to the public.