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Coyote Valley Short Documentary Film Premiered on
Thursday, December 3, 2009!
Coyote Valley: Connecting People, Connecting Wildlife
The film will be screened throughout the Kirsch and in our ES and ESCI classes! Closed-caption option available on De Anza iTunes.
Learn more about our Wildlife Corridor Project. Check out our program brochures for download.
For more information please contact: Environmental.Studies@deanza.edu
Looking Beyond Tomorrow, Into The Future
Our Core Mission: Students, Education, Stewardship!
Community College Mission: "To contribute to and inform our local community."
Formal and non-formal methods of teaching help students acquire the basics of this field. These include
- a scientific foundation
- understanding of social and economic concepts
- awareness of the behaviors that protect or damage the earth and its resources.
Students in Environmental Studies are trained for exciting career opportunities in some of the fastest growing fields in the country. Participants range from entry-level students to already trained professionals. Highly qualified faculty and experienced students make this a rich learning opportunity.
Degrees and Certificates
Students may choose from a diverse selection of degree and certificate program from our many academic programs, including
- Biodiversity Specialist, Degree and Certificates
- Energy Management and Climate Policy, Degree and Certificates
- Environmental Compliance and Pollution Prevention, Degree and Certificates
- Environmental Stewardship, Degree and Certificates
- Wildlife Corridor Technician, Certificate
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Next Event:
April 2010
Our First Lecture Series was a success with over 100 people attended the
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
with
Guest Speaker: Dr. Donald Aitken
What's New
!! IMPORTANT !!
Awards & Publications
Next Coyote Valley Landscape Institute Meeting:March 2010
Dates to Remember
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Watch the video on Vimeo