Mt. Fuji as Lived Environment: A Story of Ecological Adaptation and Technological Manipulation from the 17th Century to Today

Mt. Fuji as Lived Environment: A Story of Ecological Adaptation and Technological Manipulation from the 17th Century to Today

Fall Events 2017

Science, Technology and Environment Lecture Series

Mt. Fuji as Lived Environment: A Story of Ecological Adaptation and Technological Manipulation from the 17th Century to Today

Wednesday 4 October, 6pm, 403 Kent Hall, Columbia University
No registration required.
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