Handbook - Course - Biodiversity and Conservation of Natural Resources

Overview

Note: This course was previously offered as BIOS3071 but changed to BIOS6671 as of 2011.

The course covers applications of community ecology, population biology and genetics to the management of natural resources, environmental problems and conservation of biodiversity. Principles are conveyed using examples from terrestrial and marine flora and fauna, with a focus on the nature and importance of global diversity, and the design and management of programs for the conservation of species and ecosystems.

Note 1: Field excursions are compulsory and will involve additional expense to individual students

Faculty Faculty of Science

School School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Study Level

Postgraduate

Offering Terms

Term 3

Campus

Kensington

Delivery Mode

Fully on-site

Indicative contact hours

Timetable Visit timetable website for details

Exclusion Courses

BIOS3671 6 UOC

Biodiversity and Conservation: Natural Resources (Advanced)

BIOS9210 6 UOC

Conservation and Management of Natural Resources

Course Outline

To access course outline, please visit:

BIOS6671 Course Outline

Fees

Type

Amount

Commonwealth Supported Students

$1170

Domestic Students

$3900

International Students

$5400

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