ENV 313 - Modern Conservation: Principles and Practices

This course will advance students understanding of organism, ecosystem, and natural resource conservation. The course will provide an in-depth understanding of the history of the conservation movement, the science of conservation, theory of conservation practices, and the challenges that face future conservation efforts in light of an ever changing planet. Students will be expected to understand and use the tools implemented by practitioners in the conservation field. Students will also be introduced to modern conservation techniques and emerging sub-disciplines such as conservation genetics. Students are expected to have a working knowledge of the scientific method, ecology, and the environment.

Prerequisites & Notes
ENV 140 or BIO 130 and at least one other environmental science/biology course, or permission of instructor.

(Cr: 3)