ENED6105-BW.Wolf/Lynx Ecology Northern MN.J17.Wood,Bryan

Faculty Name

Bryan Wood

Document Type

Syllabi

School

HSE

Department

CS

Course Subject

ENED

Course Number

6105

Course Section

BW

Course Title

Wolf/Lynx Ecology Northern MN

Academic Term and Year

Winter 2017

Credits

3.00

Course Description

Focus on the ecology of gray wolf, lynx, white-tailed deer, and the animals associated with these predators or prey. Travel in the backcountry while tracking and observing wildlife. Be introduced to habitats, the responses of wildlife to natural and artificial disturbances, and human functions involved in managing wildlife. Wildlife research techniques, data acquisition and analysis, and management practices are covered. Participants should be in good physical condition and able to travel a minimum of 5 miles per day in winter conditions on foot, snowshoes, or cross country skis. Winter travel instruction will be provided. NOTE: Cost includes lodging and most meals. Target audience: educators, naturalists, environmental educators. LOCATION: Lutsen, MN and Audubon Center of the North Woods, Sandstone, MN.

Recommended Citation

Wood, Bryan, "ENED6105-BW.Wolf/Lynx Ecology Northern MN.J17.Wood,Bryan" (2017). Historic Syllabi -- full text access limited to internal Hamline administrative staff only. 11015.
https://digitalcommons.hamline.edu/syllabi/11015