ENS 401.02
Environmental Problem Solving
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Professor Kelly A. Parker <parkerk@gvsu.edu>
Students in ENS 401 Section 02 are working on a variety of projects. Two are focused on features of the GVSU Allendale Campus: the Calder Berm (in front of the Calder Arts Center) and the Ravines system. Two others are focused on deer population issues: one concerns the Kent County Road Commission, and the other concerns the Highlands property managed by the Land Conservancy of West Michigan. Please join us to hear about their ideas for these exciting projects!
In-person presentations will be Friday April 4, 12:30-1:45 pm in the Grand River Room, Kirkhof Center, GVSU Allendale .
Calder Berm: Reimagined Through a Sustainable and Representative Lens
Calder Berm: Reimagined Through a Sustainable and Representative Lens
Michelle Buss, Ann Droelle, Reilly McKay, Ella Miller, Amy Moe
GVSU Ravines Trails:
Trail Signage and Plans for the Future of the Ravines
Simon Baker, Audrey Bulow, Katrina Poquette, Kat Vann, Anthony Wagner
Kent county road comission deer impact project: determining the costs of deer-vehicle collisons
Kent county road comission deer impact project: determining the costs of deer-vehicle collisons
Trey Thomas, Peter Berdo, William Sygrove, Lester Dominguez-Torres
Highlands Preserve Deer Management Proposal
Highlands Preserve Deer Management Proposal
Brian Coalter, Joey Pietrogallo, Thomas Rempalski, Trey Wright
Students will conduct in-person presentations.
Students will conduct in-person presentations.
Join us on Friday, April 4 12:30pm - 2:00pm in 2250 Kirkhof Center.
Join us on Friday, April 4 12:30pm - 2:00pm in 2250 Kirkhof Center.
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