EA 074 PZ -California’s Landscapes: Diverse Peoples and Ecosystems

Institution: Pitzer

Description: Explores the diverse ecological and cultural landscapes of California, examining how different groups (Native American, Hispanic, African-American, Asian, and European), have transformed California’s rich natural resources. Topics include: Native Americans of the Los Angeles Basin and the Redwood Forests; Spanish-Mexican missions of southern California; African-American miners in the Sierra; Chinese and Japanese farmers in the Central Valley; and the wildland-urban interface of LA.

Prerequisite(s): Please check course schedule for requirements.

Formerly: ENVS 074 PZ

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