ENVR2305

This course introduces and trains students in Environmental Field Methods and Data Collection, focusing on techniques used to investigate environmental issues caused by human activities or natural events. Topics include surface and groundwater quality, air pollution, soil health, glacial deposition, and the reconstruction of paleoenvironments. Students will also develop sampling work plans, site safety plans, and generate final field reports to demonstrate applied skills.Student Learning Outcomes

• Apply Environmental Science sampling and analysis methods/technologies.
• Present lab analytical parameters through structured spreadsheet tables.
• Address fieldwork challenges in environmental science.
• Collaborate within interdisciplinary teams in both fieldwork and laboratory environments.
• Create a sampling and analysis work plan.
• Create a safety plan to ensure safety requirements and protocol adherence.
• Maintain the sampling chain of custody accurately and securely.