ENVS 580: Place-based Learning in the North Cascades

Environmental Studies · 5 credits

Explores learning and teaching about the natural and cultural history of a place using the Skagit River watershed and North Cascades mountains as the classroom and focus of inquiry. This is an intensive, field-based, experiential learning process which introduces place through the lenses of socio-ecological issues, development of environmental responsibility, and how educators can use place in environmental education curricula.

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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 (4)

ENVS 581, ENVS 583, ENVS 584, ENVS 589

What it leads to

Courses that list it as a prerequisite, then the courses that list those, 2 levels deep.

ENVS 581 Practicum in Teaching Natural and Cultural History
- ENVS 583 Natural History and Science of the North Cascades (continues on its page)
- ENVS 584 Leadership and Nonprofit Administration (continues on its page)
- ENVS 589 Professional Writing and Presentation
ENVS 583 Natural History and Science of the North Cascades
- ENVS 584 Leadership and Nonprofit Administration (shown above)
- ENVS 589 Professional Writing and Presentation (shown above)
ENVS 584 Leadership and Nonprofit Administration
- ENVS 589 Professional Writing and Presentation (shown above)
ENVS 589 Professional Writing and Presentation

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