LECTURES

Each lecture has a link to important information and lists the background reading that is required prior to each class.

January

Introduction (FAR-Chapters 1,2,3)
Understand the Environment / Movement (SCA-The Land Ethic)
Population Dynamics (FAR-Chapters 4,5,6)

February

Biological Communities (FAR-Chapters 7,8,9)
Biomes/Landscapes (SCA-Arizona and New Mexico)
Forestry / Paper (SCA-Febuary,March)
Wildlife (SCA-April,May)
Soil and Sustainable Agriculture FAO Projections (SCA-65290,Wildlife in America)
Biodiversity
Land Use (SCA-The Deer Swath,Goose Music)

March

Open Space (SCA-The Sand Counties,Odyssey)
Preserving Nature (SCA-Wilderness)
Climate and Weather/Air Pollution (SCA-June)
Energy

April

Water Pollution
Water Use and Management
Sustainable Development
A Sense of Place



Yellowstone, Montana 2004