Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology, Minor College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences
The minor in Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology is designed for students interested in basic training and understanding of the ecology and conservation of wild terrestrial and aquatic vertebrates, emphasizing birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and fish, but with relevance and application to all life forms.
Lead Faculty Advisor
Douglas Kelt
| Code | Title | Units |
|---|---|---|
| WFC 100 | Field Methods in Wildlife, Fish, & Conservation Biology | 4 |
| WFC 151 | Wildlife Ecology | 4 |
| WFC 154 | Conservation Biology | 4 |
| Choose one: | 3 | |
| Biology & Conservation of Wild Mammals | ||
| Biology & Conservation of Wild Birds | ||
| Biology & Conservation of Fishes | ||
| Herpetology | ||
| Choose two-four upper division elective courses from the Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology curriculum; excluding: | 5-16 | |
| Departmental Research Seminar | ||
| Museum Science | ||
| Internship | ||
| Field & Laboratory Research | ||
| Tutoring in Wildlife & Fisheries | ||
| Directed Group Study | ||
| Special Study for Advanced Undergraduates | ||
| Total Units | 20-31 | |