3 credits

This course examines the impact of adventure tourism on natural settings. Through a variety of readings, discussions and field experiences, you will develop a perspective on the ethical issues related to environmental stewardship, and will develop an inventory of sustainable tourism practices. You will explore the role that humans and tourism play in the ecosystem, and will consider the role of adventure guides in educating the public about the value of natural settings. You will develop practical applications for the concepts, participate in local stewardship volunteerism, and develop a personal code of ethics for leading groups in natural settings.

Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Adventure Tourism Diploma or Coastal Adventure Tourism Certificate Programs

Offered in the following terms: 2012 Winter

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