This is a field course designed to be taken during the summer following either the second or third year of studies. Field exercises will provide an introduction to the ecology of the three ecoprovinces, the opportunity to investigate various human activities which affect the environment of the areas, and identify the human and environmental health concerns prevalent in the areas. Student presentations will take place in the first month of classes in the Fall semester following the field courses.

Note: Credit will be assigned at the end of the Fall semester. In addition to the regular tuition and lab fees, there will be a $350 special fee to cover transportation and accommodation during the course. Students in the three-year program may enrol with permission.

Prerequisites: Environmental Science 204 and Environmental Science 208 and Environmental Science 228 and 2nd year standing required
Further information: Course availability and times