Kelley M. Stewart, Ph.D

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NRES 310: Wildlife Ecology and Management

Prerequisites: Biology 191

Course description:  Introduction of ecological principles related to conservation and management of wildlife.  Application of habitat relationships, population ecology, and behavioral ecology of wildlife species for effective conservation and management. 

Course goals:  Students will develop an understanding of ecological principles and management considerations pertaining to wildlife ecology, develop competency in interpreting and communicating research findings to peers and lay audiences, and enhance skills in communication and critical thinking. 

Course includes mandatory field trips.

WILDLIFE LINKS:

THE WILDLIFE SOCIETY

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MAMMALOGISTS

AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION

WILDLIFE JOBS BOARDS:

Texas A&M University Wildlife and Fisheries Job Board

The Wildlife Society

Photo Credits:  Bobcat: Becky Pierce, Mountain Goat: Tom Kogut USFS photo, Mule Deer fawn: Scott F Bodle USFS photo: Yellow Warbler:  American Marten:Joe Foust USFS photo