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  Course: NRE 200
  Title:Ecology:Field Study
  Long Title:Ecology:Field Study
  Course Description:Recognizes the importance of ecology in local, regional and global environments. Students travel to different types of eco-systems, study the biotic organisms, complex interactions and ways to protect these valuable habitats.
  Min Credit:3
  Max Credit:

  Origin Notes: FRCC

 STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
 
 1. Demonstrate an understanding of the importance and the vital functions ecosystems  play in the local, regional and global environment.
 2. Describe the uniqueness and observe the complexity of species interactions within a variety of ecosystems.
 3. Explain the importance of biodiversity.
 4. Describe the different types of ecosystems of the area.
 5. Define basic botanical terms, scientific classification, and how to use dichotomous keys.
 6. Identify natural resource products: their use and manner of harvesting and importance to communties.
 7. Demonstrate an understanding of numerous ways to protect these valuable ecosystems through mechanisms such as community conservation areas, biosphere reserves, ecotourism, non-timber forest
                 products and laws and regulations.
 8. Discuss other conservation issues in the region of study.
 9. List and identify the biotic species of the area.


 TOPICAL OUTLINE:
 
 I. Local Ecosystems
 A. Terrestrial
 B. Aquatic
 II. Human relationships with the ecosystem
 A. Economic
 B. Social
 C. Environmental
 III. Local ecosystems relationship with the larger world.


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