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Thomas M Hinckley
CFR 521
Seattle Campus
Critical evaluation and discussion of published research in the broad field of forest resources. Topics and requirements vary. Offered: AWSp.
Class description
CFR 521 D for Autumn 2009: For students in environmental anthropology, ecology, restoration ecology, stewardship of cultural and natural resources, we will spend almost two days (October 14 and 15) with members of the Yakama tribe learning about their historical, current, and future ways of managing their 1.2 million acre reservation (as well as their commitments to the 10 million acres of ceded treaty lands). This will be an opportunity to learn about a critical and unique approach to land stewardship spanning from 200 to 3742 meters. Field trip and post-trip writing required.
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