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C/AM 489 - Managing an International Ecosystem

A research seminar that examines how economic, environmental, social and political agendas affect the shared international ecosystem - Georgia Basin/Puget Sound. Course focuses on the interests of various stakeholders and the efforts taken to manage the cross-border environmental issues. The course involves cross-border travel and field work and thus participants require a passport. In some years, the course will involve collaborations with students and faculty from Canadian Universities. Also offered as PLSC 489.

Prerequisites & Notes: Junior Status or Permission of Instructor.
Credits: 5
Grade Mode: Letter


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