GEOG 290. Human-Environment Interactions

3.00
This course evaluates human-environment interactions from a holistic point of view. It incorporates geographic perspectives of these interactions, which include political, cultural, social, economic, and ethical factors that influence how people perceive, impact, and manage the natural world. The course will emphasize geographic theories of resource use, humans as part of the landscape and human vulnerability to environmental changes. Prerequisite: GEOG 210 with a “C” or better and GEOG 380 with a “C” or better.