An introduction to how culture affects the way we use and manage fire, wildland and urban forests, rangelands, parks and preserves, and croplands in America. The basic concepts and tools for evaluating the role of culture in resource use and management are introduced and used to examine the experience of American cultural groups in the development and management of western natural resources. This course satisfies the American cultures requirement.
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Instructor:
Professor Sally K. Fairfax
Office Hours: 8:30-10 Fridays or by appt.
Office: 125 Giannini
E-mail: sally@nature.berkeley.edu
GSIs:
Amy Boone (aboone@uclink.berkeley.edu)
Jessica Kaslow (jkaslow@nature.berkeley.edu)
Format:
Three hours of lecture each week, MWF 11:00 am - 12:00, 159 Mulford Hall
Each student must enroll in one hour of discussion section.
Sections are as follows:
1) Section 101: M 1-2, 139 Mulford
Hall CC# 30460
2) Section 102: M 2-3, 139 Mulford
Hall CC# 30463
3) Section 104: W 9-10, 139 Mulford
Hall CC# 30469
4) Section 105: Tu 1-2, 2319 Tolman
Hall CC# 30472
5) Section 106: W 1-2, 2319Tolman
Halll CC#
30475
6) Section 107: W 2-3, 139 Mulford
Hall CC# 30478