ANG 5265
Methods in Ethnoecology
Acquainting students with the methods and analyses used by ethnoecologists to research contemporary issues between humans and the environment. Topics include community-based management of resources, co-evolution of cultural and biological diversity, ethnobiological classification, historical ecology and landscape modification, indigenous peoples and protected areas, traditional ecological knowledge, agrobiodiversity and traditional subsistence.
Topics
- community-based management of resources
- co-evolution of cultural and biological diversity
- ethnobiological classification
- historical ecology and landscape modification
- indigenous peoples and protected areas
- traditional ecological knowledge
- agrobiodiversity and traditional subsistence
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
Grading Scheme: Letter Grade Prerequisite: Graduate status or permission of the instructor
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2025-2026