Patagonia Chile Ecosystems
California State University Monterey Bay
 

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Program Terms • Spring Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Adults Subject Areas • Anthropology • Biology • Botany • Ecology • Environmental Management • Environmental Science • Environmental Studies • Geography • Geology • Marine Science • Zoology and Wildlife Sciences		Quick Look • Location: Various field study locations in Patagonia Chile - Chile • Language of Instruction: English • Academic Credit Available: Yes Overview Students join backcountry study teams helping research specialists search for answers to important environmental problems affecting wildlife populations and large scale wildlands worldwide. Programs run from 2-10 weeks year-roung in Chile, South Africa, Brazil, China, Canada, Belize, Thailand and Nepal/India. Students earn 4-12 units of upperdivision credit. Academic Credit Academic credit is available.  12 Upper divison Environmental Studies semester units (equivalent to 18 quarter units) Eligibility No prior research field experience required, open to all majors. Minimum age is 18. Dates January 4 - February 15, 2009 Deadlines Rolling admissions basis until the program is full. Contact Leslie Arutunian Wildlands Studies Program PO Box 3403 Santa Cruz, CA 95063 Tel: 831-477-9955 Fax: 831-477-9955 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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