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BIO330

Conservation Biology

Course DirectorySNHU BIO330 has 2 direct prerequisites, with 3 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

This course will focus on the importance of biodiversity. Currently, we are experiencing an unprecedented loss in species; losing, on average, two species a day. Unlike past mass extinctions humans are largely responsible. Following the Society of Conservation Biology's guidelines for conservation literacy, this course will investigate how we can apply biological principals to reverse trends in species loss. We will focus on case studies to develop our understanding of what maintains, reduces, and restores biodiversity. The course will be organized into three sections 1) history and value of conservation biology, 2) threats to biodiversity, and 3) approaches to solving conservation problems.

Prerequisite Tree

  • BIO315 — Ecological Principles and Field Methods
    • ENV101 — Environmental Science
  • SCI219 — Environmental Issues

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