Undergraduate Teaching

ESP 169: Water Policy and Politics

 

Water Policy and Politics Syllabus, Spring 2008

Watershed Management Scoping Project Guidelines

Watershed Team Listing, Spring 2008

Shilling: Watershed Asssement Training 2007 (.pdf)

Olson: California Water Rights Guest Lecture(.pdf)

 

Learning about Agricultural Water Management at the Muller Ranch (Spring 2005 Field Trip)
Links to ESP 169 Lecture Notes (Latest Update in Parentheses. All files .pdf)
Lecture 1: Economics and Water Problems (Spring 2007)
Lecture 2: Empirical Approaches to CPR (Spring 2007)
Lecture 3: Water Quality (Spring 2007)
Lecture 4: Drinking Water (Spring 2007)
Lecture 5: Wetlands (Spring 2007)
Lecture 6: Water Rights and Organizations (2006)
Lecture 7: Western Water Resources Management(2006)
Lecture 8: Aquatic Biodiversity (2006)
Lecture 9: Ecosystem Restoration (2006)
Lecture 10: Global Water Issues (2006)

 

ESP 172: Public Lands Management

 
Current and Past Syllabi

Public Lands Management Syllabus, Fall 2008

Public Lands Management Syllabus, Fall 2007

Public Lands Management Syllabus, Fall 2006

Public Lands Management Syllabus, Fall 2005

Public Lands Management Syllabus, Fall 2004

Public Lands Management Syllabus, Winter 2004

Public Lands Management Syllabus, Winter 2003

Links to Online Materials
   
Links to ESP 172 Lecture Notes(Note: Year indicates which lectures are most current)
Lecture 1: Public Land History (Fall 2008)
Lectures 2/3: Governance of Public Lands (Fall 2008)
Lecture 4: Politics and Public Lands (Fall 2008)
Lecture 5: Bureaucracy and Public Lands (Fall 2008)
Lecture 6: Interest Groups and Public Lands (Fall 2008)
Lecture 6.5: Multiple Use and Other Ideas (Fall 2007--discontinued)
Lecture 6.75: Conflict and Reform (Fall 2008)
Lecture 7: National Forests (Fall 2007)
Lecture 8: Public Rangelands (Fall 2007)
Lecture 9: National Parks(Fall 2007)
Lecture 10: Wilderness (Fall 2007)
Lecture 11: Mining and Energy Development (Fall 2007)
Lecture 12: Ecosystem Management (Fall 2007)
Lecture 13: The New West (Fall 2007)

Freshman Seminar: Understanding Environmental Activism

Seminar Syllabus (Winter 2005)
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