ENSU 3100
Environmental Planning and Management
has two simultaneous and complementary dimensions: planning and management. The “environment” in environmental planning and management plays out in two ways: inappropriate consumption, and appropriate site accommodation. In this course, we consider the broad context of environmental problems while focusing the planning toolkit on principles of sustainability. The course starts with a history of environmental contexts in North America, and then moves to the specifics of context. Case studies are widely employed.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: the former Sustainable Resource Management 3001 PR: ENSU 2001
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027