sites, i njury, or n utritional i mbalance. In a ddition students w ill study t reatment m ethods an d the pr ocedures i nvolved to diagnose or pr ovide m edications. T hroughout t he c ourse s tudents w ill understand t he v alue of r ecord keeping and an imal observation. A few labs may be held on Saturdays. Credits: 4 Offered Semester I Prerequisites: WF 1011, Captive Wildlife Care and Education major, Junior Status WF 4613 Wildlife Ecology and Management
This course is designed to teach principles of ecology as they are applied to the practices of wildlife management. It examines the i nteractions of w ildlife, t he e nvironment, a nd hum ans from a biological, ecological, ec onomic, p olitical, an d social perspective. As the final and most important course in the wildlife curriculum, the course requires students to gather, synthesize, and interpret information. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BI 2004, MA 2243, and Junior status
Unity College Catalog 2010-2011
Offered Semester II
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