ES 522 - Ecotravel: People, Profit, Planet

Semester Hours: 4

This travel course offers hands-on exploration of key environmental issues in diverse ecosystems. Students will engage in field studies at various locations, analyzing the interplay between ecological systems, human communities, and environmental policies. Through site visits, discussions with experts, and immersive experiences, students will gain practical insights into sustainable development and the challenges of managing natural resources. The set of topics covered and region of travel may vary with each offering. Meets Social Thought and Tradition Intellectual Perspective requirement (ST).

Prerequisite: ES 160 , ES 170 , or permission by instructor
Cross-Listed: ENV 522
Intellectual Perspective: ST
When Offered: Alternating years