This page was last updated on April 1, 2008. Course offerings at the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology for undergraduate and graduate students are as follows:

Undergraduate Courses

• BIO320 Ecology
• FW104 Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
• FW204 Introduction to Fishery Biology
• FW260 Principles of Wildlife Mgmt
• FW300 Ichthyology
• FW301 Ichthyology Laboratory
• FW370 Design of Wildlife Projects
• FW375 Field Wildlife Studies
• FW400 Conservation of Fish in Aquatic Ecosystems
• FW401 Fishery Science
• FW402 Fish Culture
• FW405/605 Fish Physiological Ecology
• FW469 Conservation in Mgmt of Large Mammals
• FW471 Wildlife Data Collection and Analysis
• FW477/677 Habitat for Wildlife
• NR400 Public Relations in Natural Resources (pdf)

Graduate Courses

• ECOL600 Population and Community Ecology
• ECOL620 Applications in Landscape Ecology
• FW540 Fisheries Ecology
• FW544 Ecotoxicology
• FW551 Design of Fish and Wildlife Studies
• FW555 Conservation Biology
• FW565 Managing Human-Wildlife Conflicts
• FW580 Applied Sampling for Wildlife and Fish Studies
• FW605/405 Fish Physiological Ecology
• FW662 Wildlife Population Dynamics
• FW663 Sampling and Analysis of Vertebrate Populations
• FW677 Wildlife Habitat Management
• FW692A/B Seminar-Wildlife/Fishery Biology
• FW696 Graduate Orientation Seminar

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Continuing Education - Online & Correspondence Courses