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May 16, 2024
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BIO 4340 - Environmental Challenges and Ecological Solutions
This course explores the intersection among ecological knowledge, societal goals, and environmental issues focusing on creative and effective solutions. Students will build a framework of knowledge that integrates the underlying causes of environmental problems with political, historical, technical, and ecological constraints and opportunities. Topics will vary by semester and may include endangered- or wildlife-species management, landscape design and management, waste and pollution management, natural resource extraction, biodiversity, or climate change.
Prerequisites & Notes
The prerequisites are BIO 1211, ENV 1080, and sophomore standing, or permission. There is a course fee. This course is offered every fall. This course may be repeated twice with a change of topic.
Credits: 4
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