Learning skills in the field
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ESS474
Limnology
Dive into the biology, chemistry, and physics of lakes while learning hands-on limnological field methods.
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ESS500/501
Principles of Ecosystem Sustainability
Tackle real-world sustainability challenges across diverse ecosystems through fieldwork, guest speakers, and research.
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F230
Forestry Field Measurements
Master forestry field skills, from maps, compasses, and aerial photos to measuring and valuing timber stands.
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FW373A
Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology in Todos Santos (winter break)
Spend winter break at the Todos Santos Campus studying whales, sea turtles, and desert wildlife. Open to all majors.
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Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology in Todos Santos – Spring Semester
Spend a semester at the Todos Santos Campus studying Baja's wildlife while completing five core courses fulfilling FWCB major requirements.
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FW382A
Study Abroad: Japan – Fisheries and Wildlife
Spend two weeks in Japan with Hokkaido University, learning wildlife field methods and experiencing rural culture.
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GEOL376
Field Methods (Geology)
Head out on local excursions to learn hands-on geologic mapping and read the history written in the rocks.
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GEOL401
Geology of the Rocky Mountains
Spend a weekend in the field exploring every aspect of Rocky Mountain geoscience.
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GEOL476
Geosciences Field Capstone
Map terrain and piece together geologic history across Colorado, including at the CSU Mountain Campus.
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NR220
Natural Resources Ecology and Measurements
Explore Rocky Mountain ecosystems at the CSU Mountain Campus and learn to measure and manage natural resources.
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NR477
Restoration Case Studies Field Tour
Tour real-world ecological restoration projects in the field and learn to evaluate what makes them succeed.
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NRRT250
Wilderness First Aid and Risk Management
Learn to manage backcountry risks and prepare for first-aid certification.
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NRRT253
Rock Climbing Leadership
Take your climbing to the next level with traditional lead climbing, anchoring, rappelling, and site management skills.
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NRRT254
Swift Water Rescue
Train to rescue yourself and others in swift water and earn an American Canoe Association Level 4 certificate.
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NRRT255
Mountain Bike Leadership
Hit the trails to build mountain biking technique, maintenance know-how, and the risk management skills to lead others.
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NRRT321
Marine Ecotourism in the Bahamas
Live aboard a sailing vessel in the Bahamas while you snorkel coral reefs and explore sustainable marine ecotourism.
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NRRT350
Wilderness Leadership
Build the backcountry skills, safety know-how, and group leadership you need to thrive in the wilderness.
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NRRT351
Wilderness Instructors
Learn to safely lead and teach groups in the wilderness while sharpening your judgment and leadership skills.
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RS329
Rangeland Assessment
Spend an intensive week in the field learning to map ecological sites and assess rangeland soil and vegetation.
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WR417
Watershed Measurements
Get hands-on with the instruments and field techniques of watershed science, from project design to data analysis.
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WR486
Watershed Practicum
Get out in the field to visit watershed management projects and the sites of landmark field studies.