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At the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, we believe that
the ecological health and integrity of urban ecosystems has a profound
impact on urban economic productivity and quality of life. Urban neighborhoods
and communities that are environmentally attractive, accessible, and
ecologically functioning tend to foster positive environmental values
and varying social and economic benefits. Conversely, urban settlements
and communities afflicted with widespread environmental degradation often
reveal fragmented human relationships, lower quality of life, and diminished
income and social stability. The School offers several courses to address
these issues.
School
of Forestry and Environmental Studies
updated Winter 2008
- F&ES 52013b Principles in Applied Ecology: The Practice of Silviculture
- F&ES 60012b Water Quality Control
- F&ES 61016b Water Resource Management
- F&ES 66008b Organic Pollutants in the Environment
- F&ES 80029a Local Environmental Law and Land Use Practices
- F&ES 80031b Transportation’s Role in a Changing Economy
- F&ES 85013a, Environmental Politics and Policy
- F&ES 80034a,b Environmental Law Clinic (cross-listed with LAW 20316/21321)
- F&ES 80077b Urbanization, Global Change, and Sustainability
- F&ES 83065b Topics in Environmental Justice
- F&ES 85013a Environmental Politics and Policy
- F&ES 86024b Transportation and the Urban Future
- F&ES 86025a Energy Systems Analysis
- F&ES 86059a Cities and Sustainability in the Developing World
- F&ES 86062b Theory and Practice of Restorative Environmental Design
- F&ES 96007b Industrial Ecology
- F&ES 012 Urban Ecology in New Haven [for Yale College first-years]
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