ACE 175 Wildlife Conservation & Monitoring Population Management
3 Credits

The course will provide students with experience in field methods used by wildlife biologists to study mammal, bird, reptile and amphibian populations. Students will learn common techniques of wildlife capture, marking and monitoring, and will practice proper handling and releasing methods of wild animals. Students will also examine the ethical and humane considerations that are involved in wildlife research. Students will also learn to recognize species and identify them to their family and order through the examination of their skulls and physical attributes. Students will understand each species' habitat requirements and preferences and gain knowledge of the laws, regulations and management strategies that maintain and enhance the health and diversity of British Columbia wildlife.

Prerequisites
English 11 or equivalent and Co-requisite: Biology 11,Take BI-11

Transfer Credits
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