Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
5

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Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
5

Key forest conservation issues in Asia, regional strategies, programs, and practices for restoration of critical landscapes, rehabilitation of terrestrial ecosystems and conservation of flagship species.

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Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
5

This course introduces students to frameworks, theories and tools from the fields of decision-science and risk analysis. Students will examine international, national and local policies that govern decision-making for the environment in Canada.

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Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
4

Evaluation of the impacts of human wildlife conflicts on wildlife populations; application of innovative methods to reduce human wildlife conflicts.

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Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
4

International, experiential learning in conservation and forest ecosystem management. A 300-level ecology course such as CONS 330 is strongly recommended as a prerequisite. Fee will be assessed for living and traveling expenses. Pre-registration is required.

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Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
4

Current concepts, methods, and applications of belowground ecology with emphasis on biotic interactions in soil; to understand the roles that aboveground and belowground communities play in regulating the structure and function of terrestrial ecosystems and their responses to global change.

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Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
3

Introduction to principles, practice and context of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) applied to forest management and natural resource conservation issues. Priority enrolment to students in the Faculty of Forestry.

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Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
3

Advanced understanding of invasion ecology and the complexities of invasive species management globally in the context of a changing climate. Prerequisite: BIOL_V 121 or ILS_V 108. Equivalency: BIOL_V 317, APBI_V 328.

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Forestry
Natural Resources Conservation
3

Earth observation and geospatial technologies for monitoring climate change, environmental impacts, and urban resilience. Remote sensing, satellite data, and spatial analysis for climate adaptation, mitigation, sustainability, and informing policy and decision-making. Prerequisite: CONS_V 127 or NRES_V 241.

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Sauder School of Business
Commerce Minor
4

An applied course that examines the innovative, growing, and rapidly evolving field of social entrepreneurship, which tackles social and environmental challenges through business perspectives and methods. Credit will be granted for only one of COMR 485 or COMM 485. This course is not eligible for Credit/D/Fail grading. Equivalency: COMM 485

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