Today: Making Land Work for Good
Molly Burhans is the founder of GoodLands, an organization that initially developed for the largest nongovernmental landholder in the world; the Catholic Church. It is a social enterprise that helps organizations use and manage their properties to restore ecosystems and increase the well-being of people in their communities. GoodLands’ model has been recognized by the United Nations as one the most innovative, feasible, and scalable approaches to ecosystem restoration. Ms. Burhans is a cartographer with a graduate degree in Ecological Design.
This lecture will be held in the O’Connell Reading Room, Dolan Center for Science and Technology, John Carroll University on Thursday, November 10, 2022 at 7:30pm.
This lecture is sponsored by the Institute of Catholic Studies, The Department of Biology, The Department of Theology and Religious Studies and The Breen Chair in Catholic Theology.
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