Natural History of Belize
This Study Abroad field course is designed to build on the foundations learned in Ecology, Environmental Science, and Anthropology classes by examining the biodiversity and tropical ecosystems of Belize, by exploring the cultural traditions of some of its peoples, particularly the Mayans; and learn how local communities are involved in protecting and sustaining ecological and natural sites through community based conservation and sustainability practices
Enrollment Conditions: For Environmental Science or Environmental Studies Majors/Minors: ENVS 137 For Biology Majors/Minors: BIOL 102 & 112 For Anthropology or International Studies Majors/Minors: Junior or Senior Standing
Outcomes: Provide a working understanding of the structure, function, and ecology of tropical ecosystems; their importance to local communities; and the social dimensions of environmental issues, especially those related to justice.
Enrollment Conditions: For Environmental Science or Environmental Studies Majors/Minors: ENVS 137 For Biology Majors/Minors: BIOL 102 & 112 For Anthropology or International Studies Majors/Minors: Junior or Senior Standing
Outcomes: Provide a working understanding of the structure, function, and ecology of tropical ecosystems; their importance to local communities; and the social dimensions of environmental issues, especially those related to justice.