ENVS 3270

Forest Biodiversity

Lec 0101 and Lec 0101 selected

This course examines biodiversity in forest ecosystems at a variety of scales from genes to landscapes. Relationships between biodiversity and forest ecosystem structure, function, and stability are explored. Approaches to conserving biodiversity in managed forests are discussed and evaluated. Analysis of the relevant scientific literature and practical experience with methods of quantifying biodiversity are emphasized in the weekly seminar. [Equate(s): ENVB*3270][Department(s): School of Environmental Sciences]

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Lec 0101

Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30-9:20

Mon, Wed, Fri8:30-9:20MCKN 0297949

Lec 0101

Wed 11:30-14:20

Wed11:30-14:20ALEX 3097949

Lec 0102

Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30-9:20

Mon, Wed, Fri8:30-9:20MCKN 0297950

Lec 0102

Thu 8:30-11:20

Thu8:30-11:20ALEX 2597950

Lec 0103

Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30-9:20

Mon, Wed, Fri8:30-9:20MCKN 0297951

Lec 0103

Tue 14:30-17:20

Tue14:30-17:20CRSC 4037951

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