Introduction to the Salish Sea Syllabus (2022 Spring) - WWU

This place-based, experiential, and multidisciplinary course introduces students to the complex human-environment systems of our shared bioregion, an international inland sea fed by watersheds governed by the United States, Canada, and over 60 Tribes and First Nations. This course invites students t...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Dr. Natalie Baloy, Dr. Mary Tuti Baker, Caitlyn Blair
Other Authors: Western Washington University
Format: Course Material
Language:unknown
Published: Western Washington University
Subjects:
Multidisciplinary/Interdisciplinary
First Nations
Online Access:https://whatcomdigitalcommons.org/s/home/item/1458
https://whatcomdigitalcommons.org/files/original/152a2cfb52c9c2d7041dd7cea791a486e98d60ad.pdf
https://whatcomdigitalcommons.org/files/original/e612fd70a7e3faf70b6b00e0bfc049534e254620.docx
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Summary:This place-based, experiential, and multidisciplinary course introduces students to the complex human-environment systems of our shared bioregion, an international inland sea fed by watersheds governed by the United States, Canada, and over 60 Tribes and First Nations. This course invites students to critically examine complex issues in the Salish Sea, and to build meaningful connections across borders, disciplines, and systems to help bring to life an environmentally healthy and just future for the Salish Sea.

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