This course examines the complexity of agroecological systems both locally and globally. An evidence based approach will be used to analyze current trends, traditional practices and future threats to our ability to live sustainably as well as evaluate possible solutions.

This course counts as one of the required two 400-level seminars

Course Faculty

Charlotte Rosendahl

Charlotte Rosendahl

Charlotte grew up on the beach in Denmark playing in the waves, fishing, and climbing trees. She fell in love with the natural world early on and knew she wanted…

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