ENVR 142GSWilderness and Human Values Abroad
Explores historical and cultural perspectives on the human relationship with the natural world, from prehistory to the present. The course investigates how humans have interacted with the natural world and how this interaction has been influenced by such factors as class, race, and gender. The course considers the cultural, political, and economic ramifications of this interaction and even explores ideas about the future of wilderness. Will include unique content to host country. Program or materials fees may apply.
Prerequisites
From the catalog: “upper-division standing required. Must apply and be accepted to the Global Seminar Program.”