DATA, ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION In Environmental Education, students combine insights from natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, and humanities to study the effect of human activities on the biosphere of the Earth. This integrated course of study should be distinguished from environmental science, environmental engineering, or environmental design, all of which are more specialized in nature. The goal of most environmental education programs is to investigate and teach about natural and social systems and train students to assess environmental problems, understand their complexity, and work for solutions to these problems. Some skills you will most likely obtain will come from a variety of other disciplines. These are but a few of them: Types of natural resources and how they can be managed, students will study of techniques for the intelligent use and orderly replacement of Earth’s resources for the benefit of humanity. The term is a generic one that incorporates several areas of specialization, which may include renewable natural resources, fisheries science, wildlife ecology.(wuna wonapo flower which tells u that pali gold apa?) Environmental health which includes Health Education, Occupational health etc. is the study of factors that maintain a sound body, toxic free environment, promote personal hygiene and grooming, enhance interpersonal relations, human interactions in work places, and contribute to the well-being of the society at large. (here lab coats come in handy, yes we zoom bacteria as well) Ecology, an in-depth investigation into the basic principles that govern the relationships among plants and animals within their physical and biological environments. It is an interdisciplinary field and draws on biology, chemistry, and mathematics to study, monitor, and theorize in the areas of water quality, wetlands, endangered plant and animal species, and conservation. Forestry is the art, science, and practice of managing forest ecosystems and wildlife resources. Integral to this major are techniques to maintain forests and their wildlife, to analyze and evaluate lumber and wood requirements, and to protect watersheds and preserve recreational areas. ( Student will be required to carry out a forest assessment practical.... (ukose first year) These are but a few, hope you are looking forward it. Your friendly Masadi
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