Human Behavior in Natural Environments - PRLS 402

	Human Behavior in Natural Environments PRLS 402

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George Mason Unversity Courses: PRLS 300: People and Nature PRLS 316: Outdoor Education and Leadership PRLS 402: Human Behavior and the Natural Environment PRLS 450- Research Methods			Course Syllabus



Research: Kids and Technology Isle Royal National Park- People and their Connections to Special Places- 2004 Remotely Operated Vehicles: Marine Exploration and Education			Course Schedule


		In this course we examine a variety of theoretical frameworks within in which we measure human behavior and human impacts related to outdoor environments (e.g. National Parks, Forests, etc.). For example, we discuss the concepts of Carrying Capacity, Limits of Acceptable Change, Crowding, and Vandalism. We also consider concerns related to Sustainability globally and locally as we discuss human impacts on natural places.

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