Wildland Recreation and

Amenities Management

Skiing Near Carson Pass, CA

 

Winter Quarter 2008

Time: Tuesday/Thursday 9:00—10:20

Place: Anderson 008

 

Description

This course provides an introduction and overview of wildland recreation

and amenities management. Focus is on the characteristics of wildland

recreation opportunities and amenity values and the production of those opportunities and values. Discussion includes the relationship among the organizations that provide wildland recreation opportunities, the setting in which wildland recreation activities take place and the characteristics and motivations of the recreation users. Also addressed is the role of visual resources management and visual preference research in natural resources planning and management.

 

Grading

Course grades are based on class participation, mid-term and final exam,

and a term paper.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Instructor E-mail Address: gbradley@u.washington.edu

 

Class Mailing List: esrm381a_wi08@u.washington.edu

Please use for all communication intended to be shared with the entire class.

 

Professor

Gordon Bradley                     

gbradley@u.washington.edu          

Winkenwerder 104B

 

Teaching Assistant

Jim Lutz

jlutz@u.washington.edu

Winkenwerder 208

Phone: (206) 543-7940

Drop in office hours: 7:30am to 4:30pm, but not before lecture

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Floating the Skagit River in January, 2007