Perspectives in Environment and Culture: (Spring 2024)
Description
Through the lenses of geography, anthropology and biology, this course explores past, present and future human-environment interactions across the world, particularly those involving wildlife. Using a multidisciplinary approach, participants will gain a deeper understanding of cultural interactions with the natural environment through experiences on zoo grounds, presentations and activities that can be used to engage students in exploring these issues. Spring 2024 will focus on Urban Wildlife.

This class is available only for Woodland Park Zoo’s Advanced Inquiry Students.
The Advanced Inquiry Program is a one-of-a-kind master’s program that allows you to pursue your passion in collaborative inquiry and conservation action at the Woodland Park Zoo while earning either an M.A. or M.A.T. degree in biology through Miami University. The Advanced Inquiry Program is designed for students from a range of backgrounds and career stages. If you are interested in learning more about this program, please see our AIP program page at www.zoo.org/aip.
Full Course: January 29th through May 10th, 2024
In-person Dates: Sunday March 10th and Saturday April 13th
Dates:
In-person Dates: Sunday March 10th and Saturday April 13th
Cost:
$0.00
Availability:
Registration is no longer available