In this course, students will read and discuss three journal articles about applications of GIS in Natural Resources. In addition, students will write an annotated bibliography about a GIS topic of their choice.

The dynamics and management of forested, open woodland, and savanna habitats in North America and elsewhere. Topics include wildlife ecology, habitat classification, resource utilization, impacts on humans, and management techniques.

Week-long course is conducted in Key Largo, Florida to provide experience in warm-water ocean diving. Topics include boat-diving techniques, underwater navigation, marine environment, night diving, and deep diving.

Course is held over two weekends in Gloucester, MA, to provide experience in cold-water ocean diving. Topics include shore diving, boat diving, night diving, deep diving, and wreck diving.

Introduction to SCUBA, designed for students with no diving experience. Class time is spent half in campus pool learning to use SCUBA equipment and half in classroom. Optional ocean dive at end of course.

Introduction to SCUBA, designed for students with no diving experience. Class time is spent half in campus pool learning to use SCUBA equipment and half in classroom. Optional ocean dive at end of course.

Introduction to SCUBA, designed for students with no diving experience. Class time is spent half in campus pool learning to use SCUBA equipment and half in classroom. Optional ocean dive at end of course.

Introduction to SCUBA, designed for students with no diving experience. Class time is spent half in campus pool learning to use SCUBA equipment and half in classroom. Optional ocean dive at end of course.

Basic techniques and concepts of the management and population dynamics of wildlife populations; emphasis on estimating animal population parameters, development of population growth models, and principles of population management. Includes field and laboratory techniques for estimating population parameters for wildlife.

Basic techniques and concepts of the management and population dynamics of wildlife populations; emphasis on estimating animal population parameters, development of population growth models, and principles of population management. Includes field and laboratory techniques for estimating population parameters for wildlife.