See attached PDF announcement for detailed course description.

COURSE ANNOUNCEMENT ~ SPRING 2008
Adaptive Management: Water and Watershed Systems
ENV 6932 or FOR 6934
Mondays and Wednesdays 7th & 8th periods 

Limited enrollment to a maximum of 16 students, contact one of the
instructors if you are interested in talking the course.

Instructors: Mark Brown (EES), Matthew Cohen (SFRC), Richard Hamann
(LAW), Ignacio Porzecanski (SNRE)

Course content: This class adopts a "systems approach" to the study of
watersheds and introduces the fundamentals of Adaptive Management of
watersheds, theoretical foundations of the water-related sciences, and
illustrates the complex interactions between humans and nature in
watersheds using a case studies approach. We will address the management
implications of how water is organized into watersheds, and water's
importance to ecosystem function, as well as the socio-economic, legal,
and political forces that shape the exploitation and management of
watersheds. The course is team taught and is organized around a
reading/discussion/lecture format.