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ENVS 499C: Natural Resource Co-Management and Indigenous Allyship

Environmental Studies · 2 credits

This course explores the history of colonial European contact, the historic context of the land treaties developed in the Pacific Northwest, and the relevance of those treaties today for co-management opportunities for tribes of the Salish Sea region.

Offered in 4 of the 26 listed terms (Winter 2021 to Spring 2025).

Prerequisites

None that Banner enforces.

From Banner's catalog for Spring 2027. Banner lists only the requisites it enforces, so check the catalog entry too.

Required by (0)

No course lists it as a prerequisite.

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Instructors

InstructorSectionsTerms
Hoffman-Krull, Kai9Spring 2023 to Spring 2025
Wang, Grace1Winter 2021

Every offering in the listed terms (10 sections)

TermSecCRNTypeMeetsInstructorEnrolledDelivery
Spring 2025VV123766SeminarR 6:00pm-7:50pm · O-EVHoffman-Krull, Kai8/10Hybrid
Spring 20259Z123767SeminarR 6:00pm-7:50pm · O-PTHoffman-Krull, Kai0/2Hybrid
Spring 202591G23768SeminarR 6:00pm-7:50pm · O-PLHoffman-Krull, Kai6/8Hybrid
Spring 2024VV123951SeminarR 5:00pm-7:50pm · O-EVHoffman-Krull, Kai1/5Hybrid
Spring 20249Z123980SeminarR 5:00pm-7:50pm · O-PTHoffman-Krull, Kai1/8Hybrid
Spring 202491G23969SeminarR 5:00pm-7:50pm · O-PLHoffman-Krull, Kai1/10Hybrid
Spring 2023VV124108SeminarR 6:00pm-7:50pm · O-EVHoffman-Krull, Kai4/10Hybrid
Spring 20239Z124136SeminarR 6:00pm-7:50pm · O-PTHoffman-Krull, Kai1/2Hybrid
Spring 202391G24122SeminarR 6:00pm-7:50pm · O-PLHoffman-Krull, Kai2/8Hybrid
Winter 20210
Seminar
11851SeminarTBA · REMOTE ASNCWang, Grace0/35Face to Face Instruction