These are required readings, too. Some will be provided early in the course, others will be provided by guest lecturers. At the end of the semester additional readings will be provided for several FW case studies. Dr. Habron is the primary instructor for the course. However, a number of guest lecturers will present material to give students a greater depth in each of the respective fields.
Students are responsible for material from all lectures.
We will use the Blackboard course management software for our course website. Please realize that when you log on to the course website using your pilot ID and password we will be able to track your use of the course website. Blackboard collects data on when you use the site, how long you use the site, where you go on the site and what you do on the site. This course is designed to introduce FW Majors to the interdisciplinary and applied nature of the fisheries and wildlife profession, including fisheries and wildlife history, science, philosophy and management in the context of conservation ethics. There are no prerequisites for this course.