Public presentations by Eric Miller about sustainability economics

I am also often asked to deliver private presentations, such as for Ministries and Agencies within the Ontario Government, within York University, or for the David Suzuki Foundation. If you are from one of these organizations and are looking for a private presentation, please inquire by emailing me with my name Eric followed by @h4x.ca.

• 2021 Edition of the National Ecological Footprint and Biocapacity Accounts. Webinar (Jan 22, 2021).
• Ecological Economics for Parks and Protected Areas. CPCIL Webinar (May 8, 2020).
• The Pandemic from an Ecological Economics Perspective. Webinar (March 31 2020).
• Considering the Ecological Footprint in Ontario classrooms from G1 to 12. Mississauga: Ecosource webinar: Approaches to educating for sustainability (2018).
• NAFTA and Free Trade: An Ecological Economics Perspective. Webinar: Sustainability Network (2018).
• The Future of Natural Capital Accounting. Milton: Greenbelt Forum (2017).
• Government Budgets as if Sustainability Mattered. Webinar: Sustainability Network (2017).
• Panel commentary about the documentary "Freightened". Toronto: Planet in Focus Film Festival (2016).
• Ecological Economics. Collingwood: Georgian Triangle Lifelong Learning Institute (GTLLI) (2016).
• Ecological Economics for Sustainable Wellbeing. Ottawa: Progressive Economics Forum Summer School (2016).
• Ecological Economics for Environmental Studies. Toronto: University of Toronto ENV 100 Class (2015).
• Managing Growth (from the perspective of Ecological Economics). Alliston: A.D. Latornell Conservation Symposium (2015).
• Ecological Economics for a Seven-Generation Perspective. Toronto: YOU Economic Innovation Forum (2015).
• Best practices for using and communicating the economic valuation of nature's benefits. Vancouver: Canadian Society for Ecological Economics Conference (2015).
• Ecological economics for sustainable wellbeing Toronto: Progressive Economics Forum (PEF) Summer School (2015).
• Economics for a living planet. Niagara: Ontario Biodiversity Summit (2015).
• Biodiversity Offsetting in Ontario (a panel discussion). Alliston: Latornell Conservation Symposium (2014).
• Post-Growth Economics for Ontario. Alliston: Latornell Conservation Symposium (2014).
• Updating economics to inform humanity's future. University of Guelph Geography Brown Bag Speaker Series (2014).
• The Business of Local: Perspectives from a sustainability economist. Hamilton: HIVEx conference on Ambition (2014).
• Modelling the Booms, Busts, and Futures of Housing in Canada. Vancouver: Canadian Economics Association Conference (2014).
• The Economics of Ecosystem Services and other unpriced components of wellbeing. Toronto: Clean Air Partnership (2014).
• The ecological economics of Canada’s ageing population. Toronto: Canadian Society for Ecological Economics Conference (2013).
• Sustaining the escarpment’s legacy by integrating the consideration of ecosystem services. Milton: Leading Edge Conference (2013).
• Ecosystem Services: From priceless ignorance to valuable consideration in support of green infrastructure. Toronto: Grey to Green Conference (2013).
• Modelling the Benefits of Hamilton Harbour Remediation. Toronto: Guest lecture to undergraduate and graduate students of Ecological Economics at York University (2013).
• The Economics of Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity in Ontario. Alliston: Latornell Conservation Symposium (2012).
• Ecosystem Services 101: What they are and why they matter. Alliston: Forum of the Ontario Network on Ecosystem Services (2012).
• Population ageing in a post-growth Canada: Is demographic ageing as much of a problem as most assume? Montreal: DeGrowth in the Americas Conference (2012).
• Ecosystem Services. Mississauga: Staff at the Credit Valley Conservation Authority (2012).
• Ecosystem Goods and Services. Toronto: Ontario Greenbelt Council (2012).
• An Ontario policy framework for Ecosystem Services. Alliston: Presented at the forum of the Ontario Network on Ecosystem Services (2011).
• Revealing Nature’s Hidden Economic Benefits. Mississauga: Credit Valley Conservation Authority Stewardship Forum (2011).
• Estimating the Economic Value of Ecosystem Services from Southern Ontario. Gatineau: Statistics Canada Socio-Economic Conference (2011).
• Ecological Economics in an Ontario Context. Toronto: Guest lecture to graduate students at Ryerson University (2011).
• Revealing Nature's Hidden Economic Benefits. Bracebridge: Muskoka Watershed Council Public Lecture (2011).
• Valuing Ecosystem Services: Some questions, answers, and more questions. Gananoque: Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve Climate Change Workshop (2011).
• The Economic Benefits from Ontario’s Living Green Infrastructure. Toronto: Green Infrastructure Ontario Workshop (2011).
• Ecosystem Services Valuation: Lessons Learned and Future Directions. Alliston: Latornell Conservation Symposium (2010).
• Valuation and Protected Areas: The research and policy context. Peterborough: Centre for Applied Science in Ontario Protected Areas (CASIOPA) workshop (2010).
• Ecological Goods and Services. Alliston: Ontario Forestry Association conference keynote (2010).
• ESV from SIG for ILM. Mallorytown: Integrated Landscape Modelling workshop (2010).
• Ecosystem Services Valuation in support of Resource Planning. Guelph: Guest lecture to undergraduate Resource Planning students at Guelph University (2010).
• Ecosystem Services Valuation 101. Toronto: Toronto Region Conservation staff retreat (2010).
• The Dollars and Sense of Natural Heritage Areas. London: Association of Ontario Municipalities conference (2009).
• Ecological Economics 101. Alliston: Latornell Conservation Symposium (2009).
• Perceptions of Recreational Fishing Quality. Ottawa: Statistics Canada Conference (2008).
• Spatial Socio-Economics: Innovations to overcome conventionally difficult questions. Niagara Falls: Southern Ontario Science and Information workshop (2008).

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