Conservation Biology

Description

Using an interdisciplinary approach drawing from ecology, evolution, genetics, ethics, society, politics, and law, this course examines both theoretical and practical aspects of conservation biology. Students will investigate the causes and extent of human impacts on the natural world and explore practical solutions to maintain biodiversity. Assessment Information: Final exam: 35% Assignments: 5% Field experience: 5% Portfolio: % Midterm exam: 20% Presentation, conservation Practicum: % Written, conservation management plan: 15% management plan: 20% Quizzes/tests: % Lab work: % Shop work: % Total: 100% Details (if necessary): Grading System: Letter Grades Credit/No Credit