NRM 5321 - Wildlife & Society

Credit Hours: 3
Contact Hours Lecture: 3
Contact Hours Lab: 0

This is an advanced course on the theory and applications for considering human dimensions in wildlife conservation. Course emphasis will include human values, the role of constituency groups, natural resource policy development, conflict resolution, group decision-making, and community-based conservation. This course will not be available to students pursuing an M.S. in Natural Resource Management without written permission from their Graduate Committee.

Campus: ALP

Texas Common Core:
Course Level: Graduate