We seek applications for a full-time assistant or associate professor to teach Environmental and Science Education education courses in a dynamic, inquiry-based teacher education program.

This course explores basic planning theory, planning concepts, & effective plan writing. The course provides a thorough treatment of the elements that characterize effective planning on public lands. A substantial part of this discussion is the role of public participation in planning. It also discusses differences in planning among the four federal land management agencies, with a comparison of the philosophy & application of each. Register: https://www.cfc.umt.edu/wmdep/register/default.php

This course studies ecosystem characteristics and basic principles of wilderness management. Separate chapters discuss management of specific wilderness resources such as fire, wildlife, cultural and historical sites, invasive species, research and scientific policies; and, managing nonconforming uses such as grazing, mining, and motorized vehicles, equipment and mechanical transport.

by Kari Gunderson | July 7, 2020

Climate Change Education

Sustainable Cities and Communities

Kari Gunderson, Instructor Spring 2018 online wilderness distance education course NRSM 406/563 Wilderness in the American Context Offered for both undergraduate and graduate credit through The University of Montana.