BIO 370 - Applied Conservation Biology

3 Credits

Part of a Round River field experience. This course introduces students to the application of scientific principles to inform interdisciplinary protection and management of biological diversity. Topics include population ecology, landscape ecology, community ecology and genetics, as well as social, economic and community-related aspects of conservation.
General Education Discipline: Experiential
Prerequisites: BIO 115 or BIO 128 and Admittance to the Round River Program

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