LAW 834H - California Environmental and Natural Resources Law (Section: LS1)

Description: California boasts some of the nation's most spectacular environmental resources and some of its worst environmental problems. It also frequently sets national trends with its cutting-edge environmental and natural resource protection laws. This seminar examines some of the state's unique environmental problems and regulatory approaches. Topics covered include: the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA); the California Coastal Act and the California Coastal Commission; the California Forest Practices Act; the public trust doctrine; California Wild & Scenic Rivers protection; Stream Alteration Agreements; dams and fisheries passage under the California Fish & Game Code; the California Endangered Species Act, and farmland preservation pursuant to Williamson Act contracts and conservation easements.

Term: Fall Law School   Units: 3   Course Type(s): Environmental Law, JD Elective, LLM Environmental, Pub. Interest/Human Rights
Offered: Monday 1:15PM - 2:30PM , Wednesday 1:15PM - 2:30PM from August 17, 2009 through December 12, 2009
Location: San Francisco
Meeting room: Building: 536 Mission St., Room 3203
Instructor: Paul Kibel
Capacity/Available: 20/14
Status: Open — register online »
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Comments: This course for Fall 2009 will include a more detailed case study of law and policy issues concerning urban parkland within the California State Parks system.  

Syllabus: KIBEL_CA Envtl and Natural Resources Law Syllabus-FALL2009_8-31 2009.pdf (posted Monday, August 31, 2009)

Current and planned sections:

	Term	Section	Location	Dates	Offered	Instructor	Syllabus
»	09/FL	LS1	San Francisco	Aug 17 - Dec 12, 2009	Monday 1:15PM-2:30PM Wednesday 1:15PM-2:30PM	Paul Kibel