WILDLIFE RESEARCH CAPSTONE

F&WECOL 318

Major environmental factors affecting wildlife; structure and behavior of wildlife populations; regional wildlife communities and their conservation.

F&WECOL 299

Research work for students under direct guidance of a faculty member in an area of Forest and Wildlife Ecology. Students are responsible for arranging the work and credits with the supervising instructor.

F&WECOL 692

Independent research for Honors students completing a thesis in the areas of Forest Science or Wildlife Ecology, under the guidance of a faculty member.

F&WECOL 424

Practicum emphasizing research and habitat management techniques through individual and group field work, tours, demonstrations and lectures.

F&WECOL 101

Introduction to Wildlife Ecology and the profession of wildlife management/conservation. Emphasis on preparing for a successful career.