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FW 333 Conservation Biology in Practice
贵奥听333听听Conservation Biology in Practice听听(3 credit hours)听听
An introductory course designed to focus on the scientific fundamentals of conservation biology, including population dynamics, extinction and its causes, metapopulations, modeling, population viability analysis, the design and management of protected areas, rare species management, and captive breeding and release programs. Students will participate in active learning exercises, projects, and debates. Projects will require students to make their own arrangements for transportation to field locations within Wake County.
Typically offered in Fall only