ENVS 3100: Topics in Applied Environmental Studies: Human-Wildlife Interaction
3 credits · 3 sections
Sections
3
Difficulty
1.4/5
Credits
3
Fall 2026 Sections
LEC
| Section | Instructor | Days/Time | Location | Status | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 581 | T. Nuckols | Async | TBA | open | 4.5 |
| 582 | S. Lehnert | Async | TBA | open | 4.0 |
| 801 | D. Doak | Mon/Wed 4:05 PM-5:20 PM | TBA | open | 2.8 |
ENVS 3100 FAQ
How many credits is ENVS 3100 worth?
ENVS 3100: Topics in Applied Environmental Studies: Human-Wildlife Interaction is worth 3 credits at University of Colorado Boulder.
Who teaches ENVS 3100 at CU Boulder?
Topics in Applied Environmental Studies: Human-Wildlife Interaction is currently taught by T. Nuckols, S. Lehnert, D. Doak.
How hard is ENVS 3100?
Topics in Applied Environmental Studies: Human-Wildlife Interaction has a difficulty rating of 1.4/5 based on 111 student responses, which is below average compared to other CU Boulder courses.
How many sections of ENVS 3100 are offered?
There are 3 sections of Topics in Applied Environmental Studies: Human-Wildlife Interaction offered for Fall 2026, including LEC components.
How do I add ENVS 3100 to my schedule?
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