NRM 5302
NRM 5302 Seminar in Range and Wildlife Management (3-0). This course is designed to be flexible to meet the needs of graduate students studying various disciplines in Range and Wildlife Management. May be repeated under different subject matter titles. Recent courses include GIS applications; Applied Wildlife Research; Wildlife Research, Grants, and Publications; Principles of Ecology; Wildlife Conservation for Teachers; Advanced Techniques in Vegetation Analysis; Range Research Techniques. May be repeated under different subject matter titles.
Spring 2025
| Seminar: Rangeland Ecology | Section 001 | Robert Kinucan | |
| Seminar: Multivariate Stats | Section 002 | Justin French |
Fall 2024
| Sem In Range & Wildlife Mgt | Section 001 | Maureen Frank | |
| Sem In Range & Wildlife Mgt | Section 002 | Alexandra Hettena |
Fall 2023
| Sem: Ecological Modeling | Section 001 | Carlos Gonzalez | |
| Thry & Analysis of Animal Mvmn | Section 002 | Justin French | |
| App. of Ecol. Restoration | Section 004 | Carlos Gonzalez |
Summer 2023
| SEM:Foundatns of Data Managmnt | Section 102 | Alexandra Hettena |
Spring 2023
| Rangeland Ecology | Section 001 | Robert Kinucan | |
| Multivariate Methods in Ecolog | Section 002 | Justin French |
Fall 2022
| Prof. Dev. In NRM | Section 001 | Ryan Luna | |
| Soil Morphology | Section V01 | Lynn Loomis |