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This course will provide a broad overview of fundamental ecological concepts for grade 6-12 science teachers. It will explore the interrelationships among organisms and their environment as well as foundational concepts for the various levels of ecological organization from individuals to populations, communities, and ecosystems.
Admission to the Master of Natural Sciences Education program.; Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels: Graduate (GR) OR Professional (PR)
Dr. Reeves received a Ph.D. in ecology from Kent State University. His research has spanned a range of topics including insect ecology, invasive plant control, rangeland ecology, and agriculture, all with a recent focus on climate change. Currently in the University Honors Program, Dr. Reeves has also taught for the Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology program at CSU. Ecological education (at all levels) is seen by Dr. Reeves as one of the keys to solving the myriad of environmental problems the world faces, so he is excited to have the opportunity to be a part of the M.N.S.E. program.