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| Dr. Jim Luken leading a fieldtrip to the Carolina Forest Wildlife Corridor. | Wildlife feeding plot next to a den tree for the endangered red cockaded woodpecker. | Managed wetland at Santee Coastal Reserve. | Students at Santee Coastal Reserve. |
484 syllabus--Revised 31 March 2020
584 syllabus--Revised 31 March 2020
Optional: Rohlf
Optional: Stork
Optional: Donlan
Paper review assignment
Lectures are below:
Exam 1:
Exam 2: (starting with Law, Some key components)
Exam 3: (starting with Genetics, Reducing ID slide)
Final Exam:
2004 Nobel Peace Prize Winner,Wangari Maathi, interview
Some lab resources:
484L syllabus--revised 27 March 2020
Long-term observations assignment
Several natural history resources
Stream biodiversity lab data
Some career information:
My guide to a few resources
A great blog post about how to prepare for a career in wildlife biology (and other conservation jobs)
Blog post of advice and excellent links on the application process for STEM graduate programs
Some clear advice about succeeding in graduate school (but not oriented just to conservation)
Advice for succeeding in interdisciplinary MS programs in environmental studies
Skills for non-academic conservation jobs
More non-academic career paths
Skills for the global conservation job market
Environmental consulting career advice and more advice
Ecological consulting career advice
Ecological careers at a non-governmental organization (NGO)
Ecological careers in the private sector
Ecological careers in federal facilities
Ecological careers in federal agencies
Ecological careers in state agencies
Ecological careers in ecotourism
Ecological careers in zoos and aquariums