CON-270 Applied Conservation Experiences

Applied Conservation Experiences is designed as a culminating experience for students in the A.S. Environmental Science, A.A.S. Fisheries and Wildlife Technician, and A.A.S Natural Resources Management programs. From the day they begin as a Conservation student they will have had to participate in multiple applied Conservation experiences, including both field- and career-oriented activities. This course will certify they have met the experience and skills requirements as well as require reflection on their time as a Conservation student at FLCC.

Credits

1

Lecture Contact Hours

3

Lab Contact Hours

0

Other Contact Hours

0

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Practice identification skills of flora and fauna.
2. Practice techniques for collecting and recording data in a chosen field.
3. Practice utilizing standard discipline-specific equipment.
4. Interpret discipline-specific data.
5. Demonstrate preparedness for employment application process.
6. Articulate connections between your chosen area of study and your educational path, including the relevance/impact on your peers, the institution, and the community as a whole.