
Ethical, Legal, and Policy Aspects of Environment Restoration
COURSE
Course description
Environmental restoration is a value-laden activity. It takes place within a societal framework of ethics, laws and politics. Ethics influence which actions are considered appropriate by society, while laws determine what is legally required or permissible and policies govern how things are done. What is ecologically desirable is not always socially acceptable.
This course considers the philosophy and ethics of restoration and introduces the legal and policy frameworks in which environmental restoration takes place, and which play a critical role in dealing with the practical issues of carrying out a restoration project.
Format
Online Asynchronous delivery style over a 14-week period, requiring approximately 10 hours of coursework per week.
Prerequisites
Acceptance to the Ecological Restoration Professional Specialization Certificate StrongerBC Future Skills Program.
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