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  Course: NRE 215
  Title:Fire Ecology
  Long Title:Fire Ecology
  Course Description:Allows students to study the ecological effects of fire. Current information and field experience will be emphasized.
  Min Credit:3
  Max Credit:

  Status Notes: New course 3/31/05
  Origin Notes: FRCC

 STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
 
 I.      Demonstrate an understanding of the ecological effects of a fire.
 II.     Demonstrate familiarity with the terminology used in fire science.
 III.    Demonstrate familiarity with fire as a chemical reaction, fir behavior and historical fire regime.
 IV.     Demonstrate an understanding of the evolutionary response to fire, and the tolerance of plants and animals to fire.
 V.      Define the objectives of fire management for a sustainable and healthy ecosystem


 TOPICAL OUTLINE:
 
 I.      Introduction to Fire Ecology
 II.     Field-day: Fire-the phenomena *Picnic Rock Fire
 III.    Fire Behavior
 IV.     Dendrochronology
 V.      Field-day: Fire Regime *Horsetooth
 VI.     Plant adaptations
 VII.    Animal adaptations
 VIII.   Field-day: Animals *Horsetooth
 IX.     Watershed
 X       Field-day: Earth Science *Bobcat Gulch
 XI.     Fire suppression/defensible space
 XII.    Field-day: Prescribed fire *Nix Natural Area
 XIII.   Yellowstone fires
 XIV.    Presentations
 XV.     Final


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