1996
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE EARTH SYSTEMS:
A FIELD COURSE IN EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AT BIOSPHERE 2

(http://rainbow.ldeo.columbia.edu/courses/s4021/bio2.html)


Biosphere 2, Oracle, Arizona

GEOLOGY S4021 Field Course in Earth and Environmental Sciences

BIOSPHERE'S RAIN FOREST BIOMThis is concentrated field course run out of Biosphere 2 in Oracle Arizona, designed to give practical field experience in the Earth and Environmental Sciences from an Earth System view. The course is designed for undergraduates and people in the earth science/environmental services community.

Columbia University-managed Biosphere 2 is the world's largest enclosed facility for understanding the future effects of global change on the biota. Students will get practical and state-of-the-art experience in the use of field techniques that span a broad spectrum of Earth system, environmental, and research problems. It is anticipated that the course will satisfy both traditional undergraduate Geological and Environmental Science field requirements. The combination of the unique Biosphere 2 global change research facility with the incomparable geological and environmental resources within a day's drive of Oracle, will give students a broad view of practical techniques used to understand past, present, and future Earth System problems. No other university has anything comparable.

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