Bruce Hull
Bruce writes and teaches about leadership for sustainable development in the Anthropocene and how to influence change in the cross-sector space where government, business, and civil society collaborate. He has researched and published on social science topics that support environmental management, but in last decade or so realized that he can have a greater impact by helping professionals enhance their impact and influence, i.e., leadership. Bruce argues that, here on the cusp of the Anthropocene, sustaining development depends more on mobilizing people to meet current challenges than it depends on better science and technology. Towards that end, he has helped colleagues at CLiGS develop and deliver the Executive Master of Natural Resources graduate degree for working sustainability professionals.
Bruce leads or co-leads graduate study abroad programs, often to India. He is President of the Board of a nonprofit, Climate Solutions University, whose mission is to help communities adapt to climate change, work across jurisdictional boundaries, and protect vulnerable citizens and the natural resources on which they depend. His research program focuses on illustrating and understanding systems thinking. Bruce also studies the pedagogy for teaching leadership content and is always on the lookout for leadership for sustainability case studies material.
- Collaborative, integrated, innovative conservation strategies that heal forests fractured by urbanization and globalization
- Conflict resolution of contested natural resource dilemmas
- Sustainability
- Engagement with civic groups
- A custom cohort graduate program: what makes the Executive MNR stand out
- XMNR alum and military veteran Patrick Schuler reflects on the importance of leadership training
- XMNR alum Sally Parker charts new career course for most impact in her community
- How do we save global forests? A call to action from the Global Forest Summit
- Depolarizing climate action
- Leading climate adaptation in rural America
- MNR alum partners with CLiGS authors to publish Leadership for Sustainability
- Green infrastructure: construction, communication, and community
- Leadership: it’s wicked important, according to new book by CLiGS facultyClean water for all: how public-private partnerships work with communities
- Global Study Series, Part 2: Climate Makes and Breaks Civilizations: Lessons Learned on the Nile
- Know Your Climate Bias
- Global Study Series, India, Part 1: Preserving East Kolkata Wetlands
- India Series, Part 3: Rural Development Dilemma
- India Series, Part 2: Water, Waste, Tea and the Need for Good Government
- India Series, Part 1: Real-Time Tragedy in Agrarian Paradise
- Chesapeake Bay Community-Based Public-Private Partnership (CBP3)
- New Course: Innovative Water Partnerships
- Leadership for Sustainability in India
- When It Comes to Climate Change, Treat the Cause, Not the Symptoms
- Why India Matters
- The End of Expertise: And Why That Is A Giant Problem for the Anthropocene
- Growing Resilient Infrastructure
- Leading the Way from Forests to Faucets
- Luxury Tourism: Going Green in China
- Climate, Energy, and Cities: Learning By Doing
- Why is Collective Impact Important for the Chesapeake Bay?