All Terms Offered
Official Description
Study of research theory and evidence suggesting the importance of children's contact with natural environments including, designed urban greenspaces, managed sustainable landscapes, and wilderness, for healthy child development, ecological literacy, and pro-environmental behavior as adults. Discussion of research implications and applications for redesigning our communities' outdoor spaces, societal values, public policies and education systems to foster children's access to, and bonding with, nature. Course Information: Same as LA 430. 2 undergraduate hours. 2 graduate hours.
**Students enrolled in an Online Program must register for the OLP section.
Summer 2021All Terms Offered
Official Description
Study of research theory and evidence suggesting the importance of children's contact with natural environments including, designed urban greenspaces, managed sustainable landscapes, and wilderness, for healthy child development, ecological literacy, and pro-environmental behavior as adults. Discussion of research implications and applications for redesigning our communities' outdoor spaces, societal values, public policies and education systems to foster children's access to, and bonding with, nature. Course Information: Same as LA 430. 2 undergraduate hours. 2 graduate hours.
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This course if not available during the Summer 2021 semster |