RS 500 - Advanced Rangeland Management
3 credits / Spring 2012
Delivery/Location: Online
Prerequisite
One course in basic ecology.
Description
The emphasis of this course is linking bio-physical and human systems to ensure sustainable practices and uses. The class is designed for individuals from all backgrounds who have an interest in management of rangelands or other natural resources.
Students can expect the outcomes below from taking this course:
- A life model for management of natural resources with emphasis on rangelands.
- An understanding of the fundamental organizing ideas, concepts, and facts that form the basis for natural-resource decisions.
- Application of adaptive management to sustain people and ecosystems in a changing world.
This course can be applied towards:
Instructors
Larry Rittenhouse
(970) 217-3594
Larry.Rittenhouse@colostate.edu
Dr. Larry Rittenhouse is a professor of Forest, Rangeland and Watershed Stewardship at Colorado State University.
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Section 814 (Online via RamCT)
- Date:
- Jan. 17 - May. 4, 2012 (16 wks.)
- Instructors:
- Larry Rittenhouse
- Grading:
- Traditional
- Tuition:
- $1,497
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