WFSC424R

This comprehensive course provides an in-depth exploration of all aspects of avian biology, ecology, conservation, and management. Students will study the physiological and behavioral adaptations of birds, their evolutionary history, and their roles in ecosystems. The course emphasizes bird identification, migration patterns, and breeding behavior, alongside the challenges birds face from habitat loss, climate change, and human impact. Through a blend of lectures and projects, participants will gain insights into current conservation strategies and management practices aimed at protecting avian species and their habitats. Collaborative discussions will foster critical thinking about the ethical and practical implications of wildlife conservation. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to the field of ornithology and engage in effective bird conservation efforts.

019536

Spring

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