This course explores the principles of landscape ecology and their application to contemporary issues in conservation and management. Students will examine methods for detecting and characterizing landscape patterns and processes; explore how landscape patterns emerge and change over time; discuss implications for populations, communities, and ecosystems; and develop strategies for landscape scale conservation and management. 1 unit.

Prerequisite: Mathematics 117 or Organismal Biology and Ecology 220 or Environmental Program 228; Environmental Program 209 or Organismal Biology and Ecology 208.

1 unit — Gabrielsen

Offerings

Term	Block	Title	Instructor	Location	Student Limit/Available	Updated
Fall 2024	Block 4	Landscape Ecology	Charlotte Gabrielsen	Tutt Science Building 105	25 / 8	12/21/2024