Online Courses
NRES
340/540: Basic Concepts of Sustainability:
Sustainability and Society
Location:
Online
Dates: No
current offerings
Credit: 1
graduate credit from
UW-Stevens Point
Citizens of a sustainable society
can be defined as a people, regardless of geographical location, who believe
in the care of nature to be as equal as the care of people to people. How do
we go about accomplishing such as society built on cooperation and peace
rather than confrontation, fear, and war? In this course, we will explore
just that, the importance, the why and how of a sustainable society. We will
learn to work with nature rather than against it; approach problems in
nature and turn them into solutions in nature; act and think globally and
locally; establish a durable, waste-free resource base; and connect with
like-minded individuals with the same ethical principles to form extended
families that cross not only political boundaries but also cultural
boundaries. Join us on this unique opportunity to act as a catalyst towards
a sustainable future for us all. Mother Earth and your great-grandchildren
will thank you!

NRES
610: Teaching About the Environment Outdoors
Location:
Online http://www.uwsp.edu/natres/nres610taeo/
Dates:
No current offerings
Credit: 1
graduate credit from
UW-Stevens Point
This course is intended for
teachers and other educators looking for techniques and strategies for
teaching youth about environmental topics in the outdoors. This course is available to
all educators.
All readings and discussions will
be in English.
    

NRES 679: Environmental Studies of South Africa
Location: Online
Dates: No current offerings
Credit: 1
graduate credit from
UW-Stevens Point
This is a one credit online course that provides an
overview of South Africa in relation to its ecological origins, history,
culture, and natural resources. Participants will explore the importance of
South Africa's natural resources and biodiversity; investigate threats and
research environmental issues; and will discuss South Africa's education
system as it relates to environmental and sustainability education.

NRES
679: Environmental Studies of China
Location:
Online
http://www.uwsp.edu/natres/nres679china/
Dates:
No current offerings
Credit: 1
graduate credit from
UW-Stevens Point
This course provides you with
an opportunity to learn about China's environment and natural resources
while virtually discussing readings and thoughts with other teachers who
share similar interests. This course is available to all educators. All
readings and discussions will be in English.
    

NRES
679: Natural Resources, History and Culture of
Island
Ecosystems: Puerto Rico
Location:
Online
Dates:
No current offerings
Credit: 1 graduate
credit from UW-Stevens Point
This is a one
credit online (web-based) course that provides an overview of island origins
and evolution. Participants will explore the importance of natural resources
and biodiversity of island ecosystems, investigate threats that islands
face, and discuss Puerto Rico as a case study. The history and culture of
Puerto Rico will be shared in addition to an examination of this island's
current environmental issues.

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