Indigenous Geographies of Climate Resilience

3 credits · Undergraduate

This seminar course examines the resilience of Indigenous peoples to environmental change, highlighting the interconnected roles of place, agency, collective action, knowledge, and learning in adaptation. Theories of vulnerability, cultural adaptation, and resilience are discussed, drawing on community-led case studies from Indigenous peoples globally. Prerequisite(s): 60 credit hours or permission of the instructor Preclusion(s): GEOG 603-3