Global Ecopolitics 4 hours. A course designed to acquaint students with the transnational factors of political economy affecting the environment. Special attention devoted to resource-utilization, in particular, the new frontiers of oceans, polar regions, and climactic forces. Top ENS 351 - Environmental Biogeochemistry 4 hours. Transformation and movement of elements on Earth, with emphasis on effects of humans and potential global change.
Projects involve field and instrumental analyses.
Top ENS 363 - Tracking and Stalking 4 hours. Principles and techniques of tracking and stalking wildlife. Top ENS 397 - Water Laboratory 1 hour. Methods for monitoring and analyzing surface and groundwaters using contemporary techniques such as pump tests, channel rating curves, field instruments, wet chemistry, and bioassay. Top ENS 400 - Environmental Studies Seminar 2 hours.