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College of Forestry

SNR 521 ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (3)

Focuses on the sources of market failure, the means of correcting market failure, and the real-world examples of making progress toward sustainable resource use by means of market mechanisms. This course may be subject to Enforced Prerequisites that restrict registration into the course. Check the offerings below for more information.

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Term	CRN	Sec	Cr	P/N	Instructor	Type	Status	Cap	Avail	WL Cap	WL Avail	Section Title	Restricts	Comments	Syllabus
F13	18820	400	3		Kerkvliet, J.	WWW	Open	30	21	0	0		Other Prereqs: Recommended: Students should have a bachelor’s degree in the arts, humanities, or science and preferably at least two years experience working in a natural resources-related field. Students seeking the SNR Graduate Certificate should take SNR 511 their first term because it explains overall certificate program goals. There are no prerequisites for non-degree seeking students other than graduate standing. Part of the Sustainable Natural Resources Graduate Certificate program; also open to other graduate students and non-degree/credential seeking students.	Streaming video/media with web. Prereqs: Recommended: Students should have a bachelor's degree in the arts, humanities, or science and preferably at least two years experience working in a natural resources related field. Students seeking the SNR Graduate Certificate should take SNR 511 their first term for program goals. No prereqs for non-degree seeking students other than graduate standing. Part of the SNR Graduate Certificate program.; also open to othergraduate students and non degree/credential seeking students.	Section Syllabus

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