ENV S150
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ENV S 150 - Agroecology
Environmental Studies
College of Letters and Science
Full Course Title
Agroecology
Instructor Name(s)
CARLISLE
Course Description
Agroecology is a scientific discipline rooted in indigenous land stewardship and food production practices. It uses traditional ecological knowledge and insights from multiple academic disciplines to design, manage, and evaluate agricultural systems that are productive and also resource conserving, community building, and resilient in the face of climate change. This introductory agroecology course includes a field component in which students gain hands-on experience with ecological food production.
Unit Value
4
Maximum number of times course can be repeated for additional credit
0
Maximum Units
4
Recommended Preparation
Environmental Studies 149 or Geography 161.