Jun 22, 2024  
2022-2023 Academic Catalog 
    
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WILD 270N - Wildlife Habitat and Conservation


Credit(s): 3

Principles of wildlife ecology and wildlife administration as a basis for the conservation of species with their habitat. Non-natural resource majors are encouraged to take this course. (Spring Semester)

Course Learning Outcomes
  • Explain the principles of wildlife stewardship.
  • Apply wildlife biology principles to the conservation of wildlife and wildlife habitats.
  • Describe resource management procedures and policies that agencies and others employ to manage wildlife.
  • Explain the history of wildlife conservation in North America.
  • Describe the major issues that state and federal wildlife agencies face.
  • Explain the basics of habitat ecology, including aquatic and terrestrial habitat manipulation.
  • Evaluate and manipulate habitats to promote abundance and diversity of desired wildlife species.
  • Analyze data to make original conclusions.
  • Write a scientific paper.
  • Apply scientific concepts and methods of inquiry.



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