Advanced Certificate Race & Urban Ecology: Sustainable Futures
-- ViewingNowThe Advanced Certificate in Race & Urban Ecology: Sustainable Futures is a timely and essential course that explores the intersection of social justice, urban development, and ecological sustainability. This certificate program addresses the growing industry demand for professionals who can create equitable and sustainable urban spaces, particularly in marginalized communities.
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• Urban Ecology Fundamentals: An introduction to urban ecology, exploring the relationship between cities, their inhabitants, and the environment. This unit will cover the history of urbanization, the ecological processes that shape cities, and the impact of urbanization on biodiversity. • Race and Urban Development: Examining the historical and contemporary relationship between race and urban development, this unit will delve into the ways that race has influenced the planning, design, and function of cities. Topics covered will include redlining, gentrification, and environmental justice. • Sustainable Urban Planning: An exploration of the principles and practices of sustainable urban planning, this unit will cover topics such as smart growth, transit-oriented development, and green infrastructure. Students will learn how to design cities that are both socially and environmentally sustainable. • Climate Change and Urban Resilience: This unit will examine the impact of climate change on cities and the ways that urban areas can build resilience to its effects. Topics covered will include sea-level rise, heatwaves, and extreme weather events. • Urban Wildlife Management: This unit will explore the challenges and opportunities of managing wildlife in urban areas. Topics covered will include habitat fragmentation, invasive species, and human-wildlife conflicts. • Urban Agriculture and Food Justice: This unit will examine the role of urban agriculture in promoting food justice and sustainable food systems. Students will learn about the benefits of urban agriculture, as well as the challenges and opportunities of implementing urban farming initiatives. • Green Space and Social Equity: This unit will explore the relationship between green space and social equity in urban areas. Topics covered will include the benefits of green space, the disparities in access to green space, and the role of green space in promoting social justice. • Urban Ecology Research Methods: This unit will provide an overview of the research methods commonly used in urban ecology. Students will learn about study design, data collection, and data analysis,
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