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Natural
Resource Management: Techniques, Technology and Values
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- Balancing
human activities and intrinsic behavior of the natural
environment.
- Extraction,
utilization, conservation, restoration
- maintaining
the natural dynamics of energy flow and nutrient cycles
- Effects
of mining, grading, cultivation and grazing.
- Wildfires,
destructive and regenerative
- Watershed
management and protection including rehabilitation,
erosion, sedimentation, cumulative watershed effects,
stream habitat
- Fluvial
processes, sediment transport and channel restoration
techniques.
- Cal
Poly Sports Complex design issues
- Environmental
engineering: waste disposal and recycling systems
- Outdoor/wilderness
recreation programs
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Upper
Chorro and Dairy Creek
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- Traversing
two watersheds separating Cal Poly Lands
- Contrasting
effects of management practises--Chorro vs. Stenner,
and Dairy Creek.
- Dramatically
degraded landscapes resultant from Chromium mining,
quarrying, recreational and instructional bulldozing,
military exercises.
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- Highway
41 fire damage and regeneration
- Dams and
waste disposal sites
- Restoration
plans and efforts --Morro Bay Watershed and Estuary
program
- Chorro Park
and Dairy Creek Golf Course
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Natural
Resource Management
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- Natural
Resource Management Technologies
- mining,
quarrying and grading technologies: short vs. long term
costs
- military
technology and landscape ecology
- traditional
vs. innovative technologies of solid waste and waste
water management
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- open space
real estate appraisal calculus
- Fighting
fire vs. controlled burning
- Park and
botanical garden design: continuum from urban landscaping
to wilderness
- New Golf
course technology and habitat creation--Dairy Creek
as Audubon society model
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Course
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EO1,2
, C1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8-11
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