Transfers ToCSUDescriptionThis course immerses students in the arid landscapes of California, focusing on their physical and cultural geography. Through lectures and fieldwork, students will examine the interplay between the state's arid landforms, hydrology, climate, and their influence on ecosystems and human activities. The course emphasizes the unique challenges and adaptations of Indigenous populations, early settlers, and modern communities in these harsh environments. It is suitable for students in geography, environmental studies, natural resources, history, and anthropology. Grades are P/NP Option. 