Education
He later studied psychology at the University of Florida and enlisted in the army.
He later studied psychology at the University of Florida and enlisted in the army.
Born in Jamaica, Queens, New York, Berg was raised in Florida where he first became interested in the environment as a child. After his discharge, he moved back to New New York includes human beings as a species in the interplay of these natural characteristics." After suffering from lung cancer, he died from pneumonia in 2011.
Peter Berg defined the concept of bioregionalism as "a geographic area defined by natural characteristics, including watersheds, landforms, soils, geological qualities, native plants and animals, climate, and weather.
In the early 1960s, he was a member of the San Francisco Mime Troupe and the Diggers.