Explores agricultural systems as coupled ecological and social complexities, analyzing management impacts and tradeoffs to address societal challenges.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
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Explores agricultural systems as coupled ecological and social complexities, analyzing management impacts and tradeoffs to address societal challenges.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
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Fall 2025–Fall 2025 · limited sampleGrassland Ecology examines distribution factors, management impacts on ecosystem services, and dynamics of native versus managed grasslands.
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Fall 2025–Fall 2025AGROECOL 699 is a special problems course allowing students to conduct scholarship on special topics under faculty supervision.
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Explores farms as intentional entities shaped by biophysical and social contexts that create constraints and opportunities.
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Fall 2022–Fall 2025 · limited sampleA graduate seminar facilitating discussions on agroecology scholarship, policies, and practices, including research presentations.
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AGROECOL 990 is a research course for independent thesis or degree project work.
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Introduction to diverse ecological research at UW-Madison, covering graduate school adaptation, professional development, and faculty research presentations.
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PLANTS AND RELIGION explores the role of plants in various religious traditions and applies humanities theories to interpret ecological themes in religious practices.
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A first-year seminar introducing agroecology and plant science, campus resources, research, and career paths.
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