All of the following:

• ENG 211 - Humanity and Nature in Literature 3 Credits

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• HIS 241 - American Environmental History 3 Credits

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• HIS 242 - European Environmental History 3 Credits

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• HIS 325 - Nature and Nation: Environment, Art, Ideology 3 Credits
• IDS 480 - Senior Seminar 4 Credits
• PHL 226 - Environmental Ethics 3 Credits
• PSY 331 - Ecopsychology 3 Credits
• REL 258 - Religion and Nature 3 Credits

One of the following:

• BIO 106 - Environmental Science 4 Credits
• BIO 115 - Investigating Life 4 Credits
• BIO 128 - Natural History and Conservation in the Lake Superior Watershed 3 Credits
• CLM 125 - Introduction to Climate Science 4 Credits
• GSC 107 - Geology and Agriculture 4 Credits
• GSC 112 - Geoscience Issues of Lake Superior 3 Credits
• GSC 120 - Physical Geology 4 Credits

One of the following:

• BIO 234 - Ecology 4 Credits
• CLM 244 - Understanding Climate Change 4 Credits
• CLM 246 - Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation 4 Credits
• GSC 222 - Sediments and Soils 4 Credits
• GSC 233 - Earth Resources 4 Credits
• GSC 260 - Geology of the Lake Superior Region 4 Credits

Two of the following:

• NAS 227 - Native Foodways 3 Credits
• NAS 260 - Indigenous Environmental Justice 3 Credits
• NAS 315 - American Indian Environmental Perspectives 3 Credits

Electives:

Take at least 9 additional credits from the list below; 6 credits must be at 300 level or above

• ART 231 - Art History II 3 Credits
• ART 306 - Art Collaborations with Nature 3 Credits
• BIO 222 - Spring Flora 4 Credits
• BIO 224 - Entomology 4 Credits
• BIO 225 - Aquatic Invertebrates 4 Credits
• BIO 242 - Ichthyology 4 Credits
• BIO 244 - Field Ornithology 4 Credits
• BIO 245 - Mammalogy 4 Credits
• BIO 328 - Vegetative Communities of Northern Wisconsin 4 Credits
• BIO 473 - Limnology 4 Credits
• CLM 260 - Regional Climate Change Solutions 3 Credits
• CLM 364 - Land-Atmosphere Interactions 4 Credits
• ENG 217 - Contemporary Third World Literature 4 Credits
• ENG 233 - Women of the Third World 3 Credits
• ENG 240 - Pens and Paddles in the North Woods 4 Credits
• ENG 241 - CLIFI: Climate Fiction 3 Credits
• ENG 318 - Nature Writers 3 Credits
• ENG 372 - Nature & Gender in Lat Am Lit 3 Credits
• ENG 377 - Green Romanticism 3 Credits
• GSC 209 - The Story and the Stone 4 Credits
• GWS 266 - Ecofeminism 3 Credits
• GWS 343 - Queer Ecologies 3 Credits
• HIS 209 - Gender in the United States Landscape 3 Credits
• HIS 215 - Black Natures 3 Credits
• HIS 242 - European Environmental History 3 Credits
• IDS 248 - Great Lakes Water Wars 3 Credits
• NAS 306 - Global Indigenous Politics 3 Credits
• NAS 342 - Gender in Indigenous Borderlands 3 Credits
• NAS 362 - Native Women’s Activism 3 Credits
• NRS 345 - Ecological Restoration 4 Credits
• NRS 347 - Sustainable Forest Management 4 Credits
• NRS 348 - Wildlife Ecology and Management 4 Credits
• NRS 349 - Fisheries Science and Management 4 Credits
• NRS 358 - Wetlands 4 Credits
• OED 221 - Group Process and Leadership 4 Credits
• OED 224 - North Woods Pathways 4 Credits
• OED 228 - Wilderness Writers and Philosophers 3 Credits
• OED 279 - Access and Diversity 3 Credits
• PHL 262 - Environmental Philosophy 3 Credits
• PHL 266 - Environmental Aesthetics 3 Credits
• PHL 280 - Nature & Technology 3 Credits
• PHL 360 - Concepts of Nature 3 Credits
• SOC 215 - Sociology of Community 3 Credits
• SOC 242 - Sociology of the Environment 3 Credits
• WRI 273 - Writing the Environmental Essay 3 Credits