Reading the Landscape – Hamline audit course

The landscapes around us are filled with stories of why they look the way they do. During this course based at Osprey Wilds, students will examine the “why” of what is around them, and start discovering the clues to piece together an area’s story.  These skills have universal application.  Students will learn how to identify common Minnesota plants and trees and how disturbance on the landscape affects plant communities, patterns and distribution.  They will apply research and observation skills to interpret various stories on the landscape, enabling them to put together stories of “what happened here.”

This is one of the environmental education courses we offer through Hamline University’s Graduate Professional Development Program (Continuing Studies).  We do also make this course available on an audit basis (not-for-credit) for those interested.

The fee for this course on an audit basis is $175/adult. That includes shared lodging, all meals and instruction (university credits do not apply to audited courses).

To register:

Please email us at frontdesk@ospreywilds.org

If you prefer to enroll for credit through Hamline University, visit their Graduate Professional Development Program (Continuing Studies). [Hamline University tuition costs would apply.]

• • Hamline course #SCED 7679 (Fall)…   2 credits