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Environmental Service Learning: Ecological Restoration
This course requires students to apply their skills from classroom learning and to engage in hands-on environmental work while developing their leadership skills and contemplative approaches to environmental action. Students engage in real issues and learn through practical experience about environmental problem—solving, community concerns, and teamwork. In this service—learning team project, students engage with community partners in ecological restoration work in our community. Students are responsible for project planning and design, implementation, and final presentation of outcomes to the community partners. Required for ENV majors.
Course Number:
ENV420
Units:
3 Program:
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