Applied Land Use Planning in British Columbia

3 credits · Undergraduate

In this course, students apply knowledge of land use planning to case studies grounded in the laws and landscapes of British Columbia. Case studies cover a range of professional planning contexts, including urban, rural, and regional areas; agricultural areas; First Nation reserves; protected areas; and joint land use initiatives between the province and Indigenous governing bodies. Prerequisite(s): 75 credit hours and PLAN 105-3 or permission of the instructor Preclusion(s): ENPL 410-3, ENPL 605-3, PLAN 605-3