John Lorette – ePortfolio

MS – Environmental Science & Policy

Adjunct Instructor, Environmental Studies Dept. Keene State College

Global Environmental Change – IIENST-150

Students gain a basic scientific understanding of the Earth’s major physical and biological systems within the context of global environmental issues, and explore global environmental change and potential solutions from interdisciplinary economic, ethical, political, and social perspectives.

The Environment of Central New England – IIENST-151

Introduces the geology and ecology, the natural and human history, and the social systems and governance structures that shape our regional environment. Explores the concept of place using interdisciplinary approaches, including hands-on field work, to prepare students to become responsible environmental stewards of the places where they live. 

Conservation of Ecological Systems – ENST-352

This course focuses on the practical and theoretical aspects of conservation and restoration biology through lectures, discussions, and student projects. It examines the degradation and loss of biodiversity and ecosystems due to human activity and considers alternatives for avoiding and/or mitigating these impacts