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Trees in our Environment

The principles and concepts of biology are examined through examples of tree form and function. Topics include: evolution and adaptation in changing environments, ecology of Pacific Northwest forests, awareness of trees as an integral part of the human environment. opportunities to learn 50-60 trees that occur in forests and urban areas of the Pacific NorthwestLectures, individual projects, optional fieldtrips, and field investigations at the Washington Park Arboretum provide . An important goal of the course is to provide you with baseline information that will allow you to increase your knowledge and enjoyment of trees for the rest of your life.

Class Times and Locations
Lectures: M,W,F 11:30-12:30; 10 Anderson
Laboratories: Weeks 1 and 10; UW Campus
Weeks 2-9: Washington Park Arboretum

2003 Class

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