SFR 452 - Environmental Interpretation

A mid-level course in the principles and techniques of environmental interpretation, with special reference to parkland settings. Interpretive planning, interpretation of complex subjects and controversy, ethics, special populations and research are discussed. Students are required to demonstrate their understanding and application of interpretive principles using examples from their field. Course may include field work during and outside of the course’s scheduled times.

Prerequisites: Junior Standing or permission of instructor and SFR 228.

Course Typically Offered: Fall, odd years

Credits: 4