(Envir St 951, 3 credits)
This course surveys the scientific knowledge, concepts, and practices that are the basis for conserving biodiversity. The course includes attention to the interactions of humans with nature and how conservation science is used to formulate policy and guide conservation actions. Applied case study analysis and planetary health discussions allow students to explore techniques and applications of conservation science. In addition, field experiences allow students to apply their learning in real world settings.
This course is part of the curriculum for: