CERTIFICATES AND AUTHORIZATIONS Environmental Leadership Academy
Fostering visionary, spirited and thoughtful leadership toward a just and sustainable future
In Partnership with • The Community Foundation (TCF) of Riverside • SDSU Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve • Bank of America
Underwritten by Bank of America
Our mission is to engage current and emerging leaders and professionals in the Inland Empire region in critical environmental issues affecting our quality of life.
Program Overview
Tere is an urgent need for current and the next generation of leaders to have a well- balanced knowledge and understanding of the critical environmental issue with which to support sound and well informed decision making and best practices. According to a report published by the Public Policy Institute of California, by 2015, the population of the region will grow by almost one million— close to five times the current population of the city of San Bernardino, and well above the state’s overall growth rate—to about 4.9 million. As the Inland Empire region prepares for this growth and development, our leaders will need an understanding of the environmental effects on our quality of life and for developing prudent policies that will make this two-county area a national model for balancing long term sustainability with economic vitality and environmental stewardship.
Topic Areas • Ethics, Economics and History • Adaptation and Sustainability • Environmental Law & Regulation • Geology & Seismic • Water • Geology, Hydrology & Water Rights • Santa Ana Watershed • Renewable Energy • Energy, Reliability, Transmission and Siting • Climate Change • Open Space Planning • National Park System • Biodiversity • Ecosystem Management & Restoration • Conservation Planning and Ecology • Air Quality • Waste Management • Urban Farming • Redevelopment and Land use planning • Sustainable Communities
Who should attend?
Designed for those who wish to better understand: • development of quality of life issues;
• the region’s critical environmental challenges and opportunities; and
• long term sustainability issues
Join a network of exemplary leaders who will gain a new understanding through the process of inquiry and information gathering, and who are dedicated to the quality of life in our two counties.
Professionals from transportation, health, land use and economic development, city and county planners and commissioners, contractors, craſtsmen, architects, city council members, community leaders, educators, public policy board members, environmental policymakers, landmark and historic resource commissioners, attorneys, realtors, students and involved citizens.
Session Dates and Locations
September 15-16, 2011 Blue Sky Meadows Science Institute, Big Bear
October 27-28, 2011 Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve, Temecula
March 22-23, 2012 Joshua Tree National Park, Twenty-nine Palms
May 10-11, 2012 Te Carriage House at Crestmore Manor, Riverside
Program Sessions meet Tursday, 1-8 pm Friday, 1 pm-4 pm.
The $395 program fee includes: • 36 hours of instruction
• 3.6 continuing education units (CEU), or 36 CM Credits pending approval by APA’s AICP
• All meals and snacks at each session
• One night’s lodging at Blue Sky Meadows Science Institute, September 15
• Subject-matter-expert presentations and experiential learning
• Transportation to Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve
• Bus-led tour of Joshua Tree National Park
• Certificate of Completion for attendence at all four sessions
Apply online today!
www.csusm.edu/temecula/ela
CSUSM Extended Learning | Spring 2012 |
www.csusm.edu/el | (800) 500-9377 27
Certificates & Authorizations
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