Landscape Planning and Management covers the analysis, planning, design, and management of landscapes to maintain or improve ecological sustainability. You’ll learn about the origins, history, methods, and practice of ecological planning, and the role of ecological restoration or enhancement in sustainable landscapes.

Examining how colonialism and settler colonialism altered Indigenous physical practices and concepts of wellness and consider how Indigenous peoples and their communities are reclaiming and reengaging with physical culture and land-based practices to restore and maintain their sense of well-being. [3-0] Prerequisite: All of KIN_V 160, KIN_V 262, and third-year standing.

Exercise prescription and behavioural support strategies for promoting health-enhancing levels of fitness for populations with chronic disease and disability. [2-2] Prerequisite: All of KIN_V 110, KIN_V 120, KIN_V 205, KIN_V 206.

Chemical and microbiological quality and contaminations, techniques and analytical procedures for assessing and monitoring chemical and microbiological water quality; water and wastewater quality standards, pollution prevention strategies and policies; risk analysis; asset management.

Water cycle and role of water in the environment and environmental engineering. Physical and statistical prediction methods for design related to hydrologic systems; precipitation; evaporation; snow hydrology; infiltration and base flow; surface runoff; channel and storage routing; unit hydrograph methods.