环境科学与地球资源管理理学学士-恢复生态学与环境园艺学

学习环境科学与资源管理（ESRM）的学生将学习自然和人为主导的景观，以及如何将这些知识应用于现实世界中的问题。以可持续发展为重点，学生与环境问题的教授和区域专家合作。实地考察为学生提供了丰富的情境中体验式学习和服务的机会。修读ESRM理学学士学位的学生将对以下方面有所了解：社会，生态和经济理论，概念以及在各种空间，时间和机构层面上的过程。生物，物理和化学过程。专业和环境道德。生态系统和社会概念在城市到荒地梯度上的应用。科学，设计和管理过程，用于描述和交流它们的过程模型以及它们在当代环境问题中的作用。生态系
Students studying Environmental Science and Resource Management (ESRM) learn about natural and human-dominated landscapes and how to apply this knowledge to real-world problems. With a focus on sustainability, students work with professors and regional experts on environmental issues. Fieldwork gives students enhanced opportunities for experiential learning and service in a rich contextual landscape. Students completing the bachelor of science degree in ESRM will have understanding of the following: Social, ecological and economic theory, concepts and processes at a variety of spatial, temporal and institutional levels. Biological, physical and chemical processes. Professional and environmental ethics. Application of ecosystem and social concepts along the urban to wildland gradient. The process of science, design and management, the process models used to describe and communicate them, and their role in contemporary environmental issues. Interactions among plant, animal and abiotic features of the ecosystem. Business, ecological and social tradeoffs in natural resource management and use. Policy in context with cultural and historical heritage. The expected consequences of implementing a research, design or management plan and be able to explain them.<br><br>Restoration Ecology and Environmental Horticulture is an option under the Environmental Science and Terrestrial Resource Management major. Students in the Restoration Ecology and Environmental Horticulture (REEH) option learn and apply fundamental concepts of biology, plant science, and ecology. This disciplinary knowledge, with supporting coursework and experience, allows students to become accomplished in producing plant materials, managing sustainable landscapes, repairing damaged ecosystems, and participating in large interdisciplinary projects.