Courses
ENR 4000/5000 Approaches to Environmental and Natural Resource Problem-Solving
Explores important environmental policy, collaborative and adaptive decision-making, and the integration of diverse disciplines in the study and resolution of complex ENR challenges. This is the first course in the ENR Capstone series (along with ERN 4900) and students should take both capstone courses in the same academic year.
Syllabus Fall 2009
ENR 4900/5900 Environmental and Natural Resource Policy Practice
Encompasses student resolution in multidisciplinary teams of environment and natural resource problems and issues; practice in formulating policy alternatives; case studies; planning, performing and coordinating multidisciplinary research.
Syllabus Spring 2010
ECOL 5350 Conservation Grazing: Oxymoron or New Frontier
The objective of this class is twofold. Objective 1 is to understand the history of conservation concerns about livestock grazing in the West. Objective 2 is to understand the new directions livestock grazing is taking and evaluate the idea of conservation grazing. To reach these objectives we will discuss journal articles and book chapters as well as presentations by selected scientists and managers working in the area of conservation grazing.
Syllabus Spring 2009
