Course overview
The aim of this course is to develop students' understanding of theoretical perspectives and empirical evidence regarding the benefits of nature for human health, development and well-being and to build practical skills to apply this understanding in an ethical and culturally-appropriate way to personal and professional contexts.
Course learning outcomes
- Describe theoretical perspectives and empirical evidence regarding the benefits of nature for human health, development and well-being.
- Relate theories and practice regarding human nature-interactions to one's own experience and develop strategies for implementing nature connection to support personal well-being.
- Apply relevant theoretical perspectives and research evidence to design a proposed nature connection experience aligned to your discipline/profession that is ethical, safe, legal, and culturally appropriate.
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