Seasonal Jobs in Forestry and Natural Resources
Forestry/Forestry Technology Courses
Introduction to Professional Forestry
Applied Forest Inventory and Management
Natural Resources Law and Policy
Parks and Forests Law Enforcement
Ecology and Use of Fire in Forest Ecosystems
Introduction to Watershed Management
Work Experience in Forestry and Natural Resources
Introduction to Thematic Interpretation
Aerial Photography and Map Interpretation
Operation of Wastewater Treatment Plants
Natural History and Techniques of Surveying Sierra Nevada Wildlife
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3 Units
Lecture: 3 hours
History of human waste management. Past practices and the known impact on human health and the environment. Understanding the evolution of wastewater treatment from cesspools to municipal sewers and the current focus on decentralized wastewater and recycling strategies. The application of physical, biological and hydrogeological sciences in wastewater treatment. How do regulations affect change in the wastewater field? Emerging technologies, practices, and concepts that offer solutions to our waste management concerns of a growing population. The need for fresh innovative ideas and leadership. Field trips required. May be repeated three times.
| Fall 2009 | NARTC 165 Syllabus | Instructor: Rosefield, K |