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BIOL 513G Wetland Ecology

This course examines theory and methods central to the classification, assessment and maintenance of wetlands, with application to wetland monitoring and delineation. Students learn and apply techniques in the sampling and identification of wetland plants, macroinvertebrates, and soils.

Special information

First day attendance is mandatory.
Note: Graduate status required or Natural Science Department approval.
3 Graduate credits

Effective May 3, 2017 to present

Learning outcomes

General

  • Understand and apply core theories and results of current research in wetland ecology.
  • Understand and apply methods of wetland classification, assessment, and monitoring that are used by local, regional and state agencies
  • Collect and identify plant and macroinvertebrate species found in Minnesota wetlands using standard methods
  • Understand government structures and legislation that have roles in wetland conservation and management
  • Effectively communicate technical information between and among experts and public