Colorado Plateau: Desert Canyons and Cultures
Special Program
Colorado Plateau: Desert Canyons and Cultures
Wild Rockies Field Institute
Program Information
Utah, Arizona, New Mexico
Environmental Studies, Geography, Native American Studies, Natural Resource Science & Management
22.5
Away Payment Plan
Students on this course will gain an academic and experience-based understanding of the issues faced by the cultures and landscapes of the Colorado Plateau. “Resilience and Revolution in a Region on the Edge” is the unifying theme of the course. We explore how these concepts apply to various biophysical and social systems experiencing disturbance – either by rebounding to a previous state (resilience) or with substantial shifts in structure and function (revolution).
Students must be prepared for a rigorous academic and physical experience. WRFI assesses each student's preparation through our Academic Course Application, including references for academic capability.
Tuition after NSE Discount (10% of total tuition): Sliding-scale tuition model based on household income
Credit Registration Fee (required): $875
Food Costs: $800 (estimated)
Books/Misc: $100 (estimated)
Travel to/from Green River, UT for course start: Various
Contact Information
Program Terms
Spring Quarter
Program Dates: March 28, 2027 - June 05, 2027
Application Deadline: February 11, 2027