Undergraduate Courses Taught
Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (11:704:464), Fall
Quantitative analysis and understanding of the ecology, management, and conservation of game and nongame wildlife (terrestrial and aquatic). Population censusing and dynamics, harvesting, habitat requirements and fragmentation, migration, conservation genetics, and managing protected areas.
Principles of Ecology (11:704:351), Co-taught/Spring
Concepts underlying the organization of living systems. Environmental adaptations of species, population, and community dynamics, energetics, nutrient flux. Practical applications of ecological concepts.
Field Techniques in Ecology and Natural Resources (11:705:274) Co-taught/Spring
