Online Course: Tropical Forest Restoration in Human Dominated-Landscapes- Call for Applicants

[k.r....@gmail.com]

The Environmental Leadership & Training Initiative (ELTI) at Yale School of
Forestry and Environmental Studies will be be offering an online course
open for public enrollment entitled, “Tropical Forest Restoration in
Human-Dominated Landscapes.” *Application deadline is September 1, 2017*


ELTI invites participants to explore the social, biological, and political
processes that shape reforestation and forest restoration in tropical
regions. This course is designed for a diverse audience, including
management professionals, policy makers, mid-career practitioners and
others involved with natural resource management, land use decision-making,
forest finance, or landscape restoration. This course will feature Yale
professor, Dr. Mark Ashton, as well as a suite of other Yale Professors,
Yale Alumni, and international case studies by diverse partners working in
tropical Asia, Africa, and Latin America.


English Language
Duration: 6 weeks
September 25 - November 5, 2017
6-8 hours/week

$1,300 USD - Regular Registration
*Limited partial scholarships available based on demonstrated need


*For additional information or to register click here.
<http://elti.yale.edu/events/tropical-forest-restoration-human-dominated-landscapes-english>*


This course was approved for 25 continuing education credits under SER’s
Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner (CERP) program.


For questions or additional information about the course, please contact:
karin...@yale.edu