Welcome
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BIS 392 – Water
& Sustainability
Autumn 2009
Instructor
Info:
Robert J. Turner, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of
Environmental Science
Interdisciplinary
Arts and Science
425-352-3616
Course
Description
It is no secret that water is the most critical substance for the sustenance of life. And yet the prognosis for the quality and
supply of both local and global water resources is somewhere between troubling
and dire. What gives? This course provides a framework for students
to learn about our water future and ways we might define and achieve
sustainability in water management. We will investigate these topics via thoughtful reading,
critical writing, class and on-line discussion, and collaborative group projects.
Course web pages - Click a link and go!
Student
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A FAQ for the use of Blackboard and How to Enroll on Blackboard
Here is the URL for the course
Electronic Reserves site. You’ll find a
number of the readings backed up here.
https://eres.bothell.washington.edu/eres/coursepass.aspx?cid=970
Here are a
few interesting web sites for visitors to this course web page:
Learn more about where our water comes
from and what happens to it along the way…
Seattle's Regional Water System - Virtual Map
Visit the following web site to learn
more about local watershed issues and who is doing what:
http://www.kingcounty.gov/environment/watersheds/cedar-river-lake-wa.aspx - this is “our” watershed.
More specific
watershed information from the Dept. of Ecology - http://www.ecy.wa.gov/apps/watersheds/wriapages/index.html
Have any problems with this web site or questions? Contact me at rturner@uwb.edu.