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This course explores environmental science through Indigenous land stewardship, ecological restoration, and the integration of Indigenous and Western knowledge systems.
Survey of landscape architecture design principles, history, and site design processes.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Doug Hadley: The workload is heavy, involving weekly lectures, readings, journals, discussions, projects, and quizzes, which one student found to be the most time-consuming class of the semester.
LANDARC 363 teaches ecological restoration education focused on social justice, sustainability, and the Earth Partnership's 10 Step process through community-based projects.
Advanced visual communication in landscape architecture focusing on symbolic and representational computer graphics, hand and digital media, and design communication techniques.
LANDARC 563 teaches synthesis and design skills for sustainable and resilient regions using bioregional concepts to solve land use and conservation problems.
Landscape Architecture Capstone I teaches students to develop a comprehensive design and planning proposal defining client needs and objectives from regional to site scale.
RESTORATION ECOLOGY covers the theory and practice of conserving native species and ecosystems through an interdisciplinary lens of ecology, sociology, and humanities.