BIO-346 Field Biology
This course examines the ecology of tropical and
subtropical ecosystems (coral reefs, mangroves,
tropical rainforests, etc) with an emphasis on
the physical, chemical, and biological
organization of each system-including the
physiological adaptations of organisms. The
course will also introduce students to field
biology techniques (e.g., field sampling,
journaling, etc.). Field study locations include
but are not limited to: Australia, Hawaii, and
Belize. Students will complete an independent
field research project suitable for presentation
at a professional meeting. Students selected
based upon a competitive application process as
well as completed prerequisite course work.
Prerequisites: BIO-346.1; BIO-203 or ENV-260;
BIO-202; HHPA-150.19
Prerequisite
Complete BIO-346.1. Complete
BIO-203 or
ENV-260 and
BIO-202. Complete Beginning Swimming or equivalent.