Indigenous Perspectives on Resource and Environmental Management

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course explores Indigenous peoples’ relationships with natural resources and settler populations within a broad socio-politico-environmental context. We review legislation affecting Indigenous participation and leadership in resource and environmental management, and consider approaches to Indigenous community-partnered research. Course includes guest lectures by Elders and Indigenous leaders, readings by Indigenous scholars, and a field trip. CROSSLISTED: MGMT 4039 RESTRICTIONS: Third year status or above, or permission of instructor. EXCLUSIONS: SUST 3955.03 (Offered in Winter 2019), ENVI 5039.03 FORMATS: Lecture | Seminar | Discussion