RAM536A

029090

This course examines the underlying ecologic and economic principles of how rangeland herbivores interact with their environment and how understanding these interactions can be applied to the management of grazing animals and the environments they inhabit. Emphasis is placed on the scientific basis for grazing management decisions of wild and domesticated ungulate herbivores that can be planned to accomplish a variety of outcomes. Focus will be on western rangelands in the U.S. but the basic ecologic and economic concepts you will learn have applicability to most arid and semi-arid rangeland ecosystems throughout the world. Graduate students will develop and present one PowerPoint lecture that summarizes a topic concerning \"Integrated Rangeland Ecology and Management.\"

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Graduate

RAM436A