Application of conceptual, political and biophysical foundations of restoration in ecosystems, siting strategies, succession management, community assembly, intermediate statistical analysis, and ecological modelling. The course will take a transdisciplinary approach commensurate with the latest developments in restoration ecology. Field work will be a part of the course; subject to availability, students will participate in research and implementation of local projects. [Note: Successful completion of introductory statistics recommended; Field trip fee: $50] Prereq: Level at least 2A. Antireq: BIOL/ERS 381
