Document Type
Instructional Material
Publication Date
2022
Abstract
Course Description
The course introduces students to the benefits of natural environments on human health and well-being. Topics of study include the historical and cultural traditions of human’s connections to nature, theoretical frameworks and mechanisms of human/nature connections, implementation of interdisciplinary research agendas, as well as implications for education, diversity, health policy, and urban planning. A significant portion of the course will take place in the field, where students will explore local and regional parks, nature-based educational settings, and the practice of forest therapy. While most field work will take place during the 3-hour course time frame, there will be one full-day field trip required, plus additional local field work completed in small groups outside of class time.
Repository Citation
Allen, Laura van Zandt and Crim, Courtney, "EDUC 3310/ENVI 3310: The Natural Environment and Well-Being" (2022). Trinity Syllabi Collection. 1.
https://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/syllabi/1
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Course Number
EDUC 3310/ENVI 3310