HUNTING FOR CONSERVATION

Name: HUNTING FOR CONSERVATION
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F&WECOL 422

Course Description

Introduces the diverse values and important roles hunters and hunting play in wildlife conservation through historical and contemporary contexts. Provides practical skills for future natural resources professionals.

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