NRES 465

fall 2013

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Landscape Ecology

Credit: 3 hours.

Introduction to the theory, methods, and application of landscape ecology, with an emphasis on characterizing heterogeneity and examining its consequences for ecological processes across a variety of spatial and temporal scales. Special attention will be given to the role of natural and human disturbances in shaping spatial patterns. Laboratory exercises are computer-based and focus on concepts and tools in landscape ecology. Prerequisite: NRES 219 or equivalent, NRES 454 or equivalent.

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