The Bioregional Planning Program (BRP) is focused on how the
biophysical attributes of a region influence the human dimensions
of culture and settlement.  The reciprocal of this relationship is also examined.  The program has an interdisciplinary core of courses that provides the background for addressing complex issues in the areas of environmental analysis, planning, and policy.* Employment is available in both the private and public sectors, wherever there is emphasis on large-scale landscape planning, policy and management.

 

Bioregional Planning Program

Required Classes

Employment Opportunities in Bioregional Planning

Recent Publications 


Reports


Studio Reports


Upper Colorado River Ecosystem- Alternative Futures Study (Phase I) PDF

Alternative Futures Study: Little Bear River Watershed PDF
Cache Valley 2030 PDF Website
Great Salt Lake Watershed-Alternative Futures PDF
Bear River Watershed PDF
USU Researchers Explore Little Bear River Watershed's Future PDF
 

Plan B Thesis


Bear Lake Project PDF
Ogden Valley Alternative Futures PDF
Uintah Basin Alternative Futures Study PDF
A Rural Character Planning Tool: Modeling Components of Settlement Pattern PDF 


* The Bioregional Planning Program is offered jointly with the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning.