ERS 283 Ontario Natural History: Exploring the Lives of Organisms Around UsEnvironment and Resource Studies (2009-2010)
An introduction to natural history, the art and science of identifying organisms and observing their behaviour and ecological interactions. The students will reside for approximately nine days in a location in Ontario having exceptional biodiversity. They will learn about local species (with an emphasis on insects, plants, and terrestrial vertebrates), human history and conservation initiatives. Each student must complete a project on a group of organisms or an ecological "pattern," in consultation with the professor.
Prerequisites: Level at least 2A and one of BIOL 250, ENVS 200
Notes: Field Trip Fee: $140.00
Sections For Fall 2009
ERS 283 is not held in Fall 2009
Sections For Spring 2009
Note: Block course.
| Field Studies | ||||||||
| Professor | Time | Capacity | Sec | Assoc | Rel 1 | Rel 2 | Location | Code |
| Larson, Brendon | TBA | 15/12 | 1 | 1 | UW U | 3087 | ||