Applied Wildlife ScienceHow many animals are in a wildlife population? Are their numbers increasing, stable, or declining? What are the primary threats to population persistence, and what management options do we have to counter those threats? What information do we have, and how best can we use it to make effective management decisions? These are the questions students are equipped to answer after completing Applied Wildlife Science - an essential course for conservation professionals. This upper division course is offered every spring semester to undergraduates in the Wildlife Science major and is open to graduate students.
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Roosevelt Wild Life Station
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Graduate offering
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Graduate offering
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