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Course: |
NRE 265
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Title: | Wilderness Education |
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Long Title: | Wilderness Education |
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Course Description: | Allows students to study areas of interest not covered in the traditional curriculum. Current information and field experience will be emphasized. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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Max Credit: | |
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Status Notes: | New course 3/31/05 |
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Origin Notes: | FRCC |
REQUIRED COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES:
I. To understand the definition of wilderness.
II. To have basic knowledge of who preserve and manages wilderness, why it is preserved and how.
III. To introduce students to the concept of awareness through the study of edible plants tracking and fields skills, bird language, fire privilege, primitive, and modern survival skills.
IV. To create inspiration in the natural resource field through hand on experience and independent discovery.
V. To build a confidence for students to explore and wander open minded through wildlands.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Introduction to wilderness *book review assigned
II. Wilderness area in US.
III. Edible Plants
IV. History of wilderness Philosophy (leave no trace)
V. Wilderness management, Wilderness legislation
VI. Hazard/Inspiration (sit spot assigned)
VII. Mammals/Tracking
VIII. Trees/Journaling
IX. Ecology/Journaling
X Shelters(final project assigned)
XI. Water/Food
XII. Wilderness First Aid
XIII. Project Presentations
XIV. Tourist Test
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