WLDL 361 - Waterfowl Ecology and Management

Description:
Covers identification, ecology, life-history and conservation of ducks, geese and swans with specific focus on species commonly occurring in Wisconsin and the Mississippi Flyway. Learn about focal species population ecology and how non-government organizations, state and federal agencies partner to conserve populations and habitat. Read peer-reviewed papers and management plan reports on conservation (i.e., climate change, contaminants, etc.) and partake in field experiences as applicable. Available for graduate credit as WLDL 561.

Prerequisites:
NRES 150, NRES 151, NRES 250, and NRES 251

Typically Offered on the Main Campus:
Fall Only

3 cr.