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Apr 27, 2024
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ENV 2175 - Natural and Cultural History of Vermont Credits: 4
This course explores the ways in which Vermont’s natural environment and its peoples’ cultural practices influence each other over time. A natural history overview includes the geology, weather, wildlife, and vegetation of Vermont. A cultural history overview explores human society from post-glacial to present-day time periods to understand how people interact with this changing landscape. Students uncover patterns in the natural and cultural environments that demonstrate both the uniqueness of Vermont and its place within the larger northeast region. Field trips and labs are required.
Prerequisites: Students must meet basic skills policy requirements. No other course prerequisites required.
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