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NRPI 430: Natural Resource Management in Protected Areas
3.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Principles/practices managing natural resources in wildland recreation areas. Fire, air, water quality; erosion; endangered species; exotic species control; hazardous features. Case studies. [Prereq: ecology course, NRPI 215, or IA. Weekly: 2 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab.]
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NRPI 435: Grant Proposal Writing
2.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Fundamentals of grant proposal writing, from conception of the idea to writing a coherent and persuasive proposal. Combines critical thinking, communication and quantitative reasoning skills, and critical evaluation of proposals. [Weekly: 2 one-hr lect.]
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NRPI 440: Managing Recreation Visitors
2.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Theoretical foundations and practical applications of managing recreation settings and people who visit them. [Prereq: NRPI 215, NRPI 340.]
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NRPI 440L: Managing Recreation Visitors Field Trip
1.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Field trips to state and national parks and forests. [Prereq: NRPI 215, NRPI 340. CR/NC.]
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NRPI 450: Advanced Natural Resource Interpretation
3.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Controversial issues in interpretation, children's interpretation, and management of interpretation. Advanced oral and written interpretation techniques. [Prereq: NRPI 253, 350, and 353, or IA. Weekly: 2 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab.]
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NRPI 453: Interpretation Practicum-Graphic
4.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Capstone course for interpretation majors with a focus on graphic skills in interpretive programming and design. Projects include exhibits, brochures, and overall interpretive programming. [Prereq: NRPI 350, 353, and 450, or their equivalents.]
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NRPI 453 - Interpretation Practicum-Graphic
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NRPI 454: Interpretation Practicum-Oral
2.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
This is a capstone course for interpretation majors with a focus on oral interpretation. Students meet with local agencies, schools and organizations with a need for an interpretive education program. Students will design, produce and deliver educational opportunities for the clients. [Prereq: NRPI 450. Weekly: Two three-hour labs.]
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NRPI 454 - Interpretation Practicum-Oral
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NRPI 460: Natural Resource Agency Planning
3.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Planning processes applied by natural resource agencies for beneficial biological, ecological, economic, and social outcomes of human interactions with the environment. Key themes: stewardship, involvement of stakeholders. [Prereq: NRPI 360 and 425 (C), or equivalent or IA. Weekly: 2 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab; 3-day field trip required. Service fee.]
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NRPI 465: Rural Community Planning
3.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Integrating community and economic development with land-use planning tools, such as agricultural land/open space preservation and growth management programs in small towns and rural areas dependent on natural resources. [Prereq: NRPI 360. Weekly: 2 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab. Service fee.]
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NRPI 470: Intermediate GIS
3.00 Credits
Cal Poly Humboldt
Digital mapping and analysis. How GIS data are collected, structured, entered, edited. Analysis procedures/ theory. Lab exercises; project. ArcGIS and ArcView GIS environments. [Prereq: NRPI 377; BIOM 109 or STAT 108 recommended. Weekly: 2 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab.]
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