What remains after the violence fades from the headlines? How do conflicts leave lasting scars on land, water, ecosystems, and the people who depend on them? Who bears these burdens most heavily, and what does recovery look like in places shaped by destruction, displacement, and environmental loss?

This lecture series invites you to explore these connections through diverse perspectives and experiences, both as learners and as contributors to the conversation. Each week, speakers from science, policy, business, architecture, and civil society will share insights and challenges that bring the environmental legacy of war into focus. Throughout the series, interactive discussions will create space to reflect on environmental justice, resilience, and rebuilding, and to ask what it means to repair wounded environments while supporting the communities that live with their consequences.