Description
 Solving environmental problems requires integration of expertise in many disciplines, including social, economic, and political sciences, as well as the humanities and natural sciences. An important part of environmental problem-solving is the need to obtain information. Frequently we need to increase our understanding of the natural and social science principles behind a particular environmental issue, as well as the procedures and limitations of environmental research. This course provides practical experience in natural science and social science approaches to identifying, analyzing, and solving environmental problems.
Picture caption: Forest
information brochure prepared to inform private forest
landowners |
