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Aspen Environment Forum, aef2012
Publication Date:
06/23/2012
No scientist alive today has done more than Harvard biologist Ed Wilson to promote the understanding of biodiversity and its conservation. At 82, Wilson comes to Aspen after a year that included an expedition to Papua New Guinea and two to Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park. Wilson will talk about ants, sociobiology, “group” vs. kin selection—and his somewhat controversial new book The Social Conquest of Earth with Aspen Institute’s Executive Vice President, Elliot Gerson.
