Introduction to analytics for land stewardship. Topics includes basic probability and statistics skills, the limitations and strengths of analysis tools, and interconnections between analytical tools, data and landscape level decision-making.

Forest and land use planning on traditional territory. Topics include Aboriginal rights and title, clan and family jurisdiction, traditional use studies and mapping and provincial regulations. Prerequisite: ILS 102.

Exposure to field settings and research techniques in local marine environments.

Impacts of distinct types of colonialism on global health. Emphasis on case studies of colonialism and health of Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations both locally and internationally. Explores contextual measures that can improve health and respect for rights of Indigenous Peoples. This course is restricted to students registered in the MGH program. Other Students must contact the department for permission to register. Prerequisite: All of GLBH_V 501, GLBH_V 505

Quaternary landscape development emphasizing the history of glaciation with special reference to western North America; applications of geomorphology in resource development and land management; interpretation of Quaternary materials. This course is recommended for students with credit in one of EOSC_V 320, EOSC_V 330, GEOB_V 206, GEOS_V 206. [3-2*-0] Credit will only be granted for one of GEOB_V 308 or GEOS_V 308. Equivalency: GEOB_V 308.