ES 3340 (BI 3340) - Conservation Biology

This course focuses on scientific approaches to protecting and restoring biodiversity in the face of multiple threats including habitat loss, climate change, overharvesting, pollution, human population growth, and the spread of invasive species. Students will learn to analyze the social, economic, and biological challenges inherent in addressing these problems. Coursework will include international case studies and an independent final project. Prerequisites: LAS 5 Offered every other spring. (4 credits)