RNR 1001 Chapter : RNR 1001 Syllabus
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Office hours: tuesday 9:30 10:30 am, wednesday 2-3 pm, thursday 2 3 pm or by appointment. Office location: renewable natural resources building, room 212. Relationship of humans to the natural environment; ecology and conservation of soil, water, forest, range, wildlife and fisheries resources. This course will examine the natural environment through principles established in physics, Course objective/outcomes chemistry, geology, biology and social sciences. The objective of the course is to explore the meaning of resources conservation, establish an understanding of its multidisciplinary approach, and the need for sustainable use of natural resources. Course material will provide students with an introduction to core themes in natural sciences by presenting examples and case studies in which components from each disciple are integrated. Examples will focus on assessing the status of specific environmental resources and drivers that influence the status of these resources.
