Land Use Planning and Management/Development

Your alarm pulls you into the week. First, "Intro to Natural Resources Management" explores watershed conservation, discussing past failures. Later, "Environmental Economics" delves into cost-benefit analysis for public lands, sparking a lively debate about resource valuation. You make a note to ask Professor Davies about opportunity costs after class. You grab a quick lunch, then meet up with friends at the student center, discussing weekend plans before heading to the library to tackle readings for your "Public Policy" class, focusing on zoning regulations.