SUST610
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FOUNDATIONS:NATURAL RESOURCES,PROCESSES & MANAGEMENT
Course Description
This course presents a broad survey of the foundational concepts related to natural resources and their sustainable management. Online lectures by the course instructor and guest experts are combined with readings, assignments and seminar discussions of case studies to elucidate the best practices and approaches for each topic. General areas addressed include the conservation and management of energy, biological, geological and water resources, as well as specific topics of climate change, tiping points, ecosystem services, food production, residential landscapes, forestry, fisheries, wildlife conservation and the reduction and remediation of chemical contaminants. Each student makes a site visit to learn first-hand about an example of successful conservation and management of particular resources.
This course will follow a format of 50% online lectures and 50% in-class discussions.
This course will follow a format of 50% online lectures and 50% in-class discussions.
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