Professionals in natural resources who complete the course may obtain professional development credit from various organizations. For example, The Wildlife Society offers 30 hours of professional development credits for this course. Also, videos may be viewed on educational television channels in some Oregon metropolitan areas or accessed via a course facilitator. The notebook serves as the textbook and contains lecture outlines and required readings. Wildlife in Agricultural Ecosystems is supported by on-line information.
Students can correspond directly with the course instructor via the Internet.
A voice message may be left at any time. Enrolling students should contact the Distance Education Coordinator at least two weeks prior to the beginning of the registered term to allow for the distribution of course materials. Fall term begins late September, winter term begins early January, spring term begins late March, and summer term begins mid-June.