ecology See environmental studies for more about how this subject is taught at Evergreen. Planned offerings for 2016–17 Adaptation: Evolutionary Patterns in Biological Space-Time Advanced Research in Environmental Studies Agroforestry Systems Arts, Culture, & Ecology Community Resilience: Science and Society Disease Ecology: Parasites, Pestilence and Populations Ecological Niche: The Interface of Human and Animal Behavior Environmental Analysis Field Plant Taxonomy and Conservation Food, Health, and Sustainability Freshwater Ecology: A Landscape Perspective Introduction to Environmental Studies: Land Introduction to Environmental Studies: Land Introduction to Environmental Studies: Water Introduction to Environmental Studies: Water Olympic Invertebrates Plant Biology Plant Chemical Ecology: The Secret Life of Plants Practice of Organic Farming Practice of Organic Farming Practice of Organic Farming: Fall Research In Ecology - Local to Global Scientific and Artistic Inquiry Spring Fungi Student-Originated Studies (SOS): Agriculture and Food Systems Summer Ornithology: Birds in the Hand Symbiosis The Fungal Kingdom Trees and Native People Words/Woods Words/Woods Words/Woods Planned offerings for 2017–18 Adaptation: Evolutionary Patterns in Biological Space-Time Advanced Research in Environmental Studies Bryophytes and Lichens of the Pacific Northwest Conserving Wildlife Countertextual Ecologies: Eco-Music Countertextual Ecologies: Eco-Poetics Countertextual Ecologies: Gastropoetics Countertextual Ecologies: Political Ecology Ecological and Environmental Economics Ecology of Perennial Agricultural Systems Environmental Problem Solving Field Ecology General Biology: Cells, Populations, and Ecosystems Marine Life: Marine Organisms and Their Environments Models in Biology Northwest Forests: Biogeochemistry and Management Ornithology People, Plants, and Places in the Pacific Northwest Practice of Organic Farming: Culture and Agriculture (Spring, Summer) Practice of Organic Farming: Fall Rivers of Clay Seeds of Change: Food, Culture, and Work The Nature and Culture of Natural History
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