Middlebury

ENVS1032A-W17

Forest Conservation in America

Forest Conservation in North America
The wild and wooded lands of North America have been critical for the development of society, and their significance is only expected to grow. In this course we will explore the wide variety of political and economic approaches used to “protect” forested lands, and examine how those approaches shape the landscape around us today. Students will be introduced to the roles of different publicly-owned forests, programs for privately-owned forests, and the challenges those strategies might face in the future. The course will incorporate examples from local forestlands conserved by land trusts, towns, state, and federal agencies. This course counts as an ENVS social science cognate.
Course Reference Number (CRN):
11412
Subject Code:
ENVS
Course Number:
1032
Section Identifier:
A

Course

ENVS 1032

All Sections in Winter 2017

Winter 2017

ENVS1032A-W17 Lecture (L'Roe)