BIOS3230 URBAN ECOLOGY

An examination of ecological processes in human-dominated landscapes from the scientific, historical and cultural perspectives. Human influence on, and response to, natural systems is emphasized. Readings from the primary literature are used to illustrate current research trends and methodologies. This course is a major elective for Biology Majors (B.S.) in the School of Environmental and Life Sciences who are on the Environmental Biology track. It is equivalent to SUST 3100. (3 hr. lecture). Prerequisites: BIOS 2201