ERS 283 – FLD 1.00 – Course ID: 012892 – Ontario Natural History: Species and Patterns

An introduction to natural history, the art and science of identifying organisms, and observing their behaviour and ecological interactions. The students will reside for approximately nine days in a location in Ontario that has exceptional biodiversity. They will learn about local species (with an emphasis on insects, plants, and terrestrial vertebrates), human history and conservation initiatives. Each student must complete a project on a group of organisms or an ecological “pattern” in consultation with the professor. [Note: Estimated field trip fee: $300]Instructor Consent Required Prereq: ENVS 200; Level at least 2A





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