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NATURAL HISTORY OF WISCONSIN
NATURAL HISTORY OF WISCONSIN
2020 Fall Term
3 Units
[RE]
Biology-Rock County 193
Natural History of Wisconsin is an Introductory Bio. course intended for the general student wanting to learn more about Wisconsin's diverse plant & animal life. The main focus of this course is the state's diversity of plants & animals & the ecosystems in which they live. In addition, it may cover basic concepts of field ecology, behavior, & conservation, identification of select organisms, & a review of the historical contributions to our understanding of Wisconsin natural history. This course is designed to increase the awareness & appreciation of Wisconsin's fantastic biological diversity at a time when the general public is becoming increasingly disconnected from natural Envs. Optional field trips may be included.
Class Schedule
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01-LEC 3620
3 Units
[NS]
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09/02 - 12/11 (1) | MW 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM |
Thomas Klubertanz
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