Courses in Program in the Environment (Subject Code: ENVIRON) - Back to the Program Page
The following courses constitute the range of approved offerings at the time of the assembly of the publication. For more detailed and current information write directly to the department.

402/NRE 402. Spring Ecosystem and Plants. ENVIRON 337/EEB 355 (4).

403/NRE 403/HISTART 403. History of Human Interaction with the Land. Junior/senior/permission of instructor (3).

408/NRE 408. Wetlands Ecology. 1 ecology course (3).

409/NRE 409/EEB 487. Ecology of Fishes. 1 ecology course (3-4).

411/NRE 411. Fluvial Ecosystems. Environ/NRE 311 or an upper level course in aquatic ecology or hydrology. (4).

415/NRE 415. Behavioral Ecology and Conservation Biology. BIOL 162/equivalent (4).

416/NRE 416. Field Skills in Wildlife Behavior. Concurrent enrollment in Environ/NRE 415. Environ/NRE 438 or equivalent statistics is recommended. (2 each).

418/NRE 418. Biology and Management of Insects. (2-4).

419/NRE 419. Agricultural & Forest Pest Management. See Bulletin (1-4).

420/NRE 420. Principles of GIS. ENVIRON/NRE 239 or graduate standing (4).

422/NRE 422/EEB 440. Biology of Fishes. Intro biology and one additional course (3).

423/NRE 423/EEB 441. Biology of Fishes Lab. Intro biology and one additional biology course (1).

425/NRE 425/EEB 496. Applied Population Ecology. Calculus and General Ecology. ENVIRON/NRE 438 or EQ recommended. Experience with computer spreadsheets desired. (4).

427/NRE 427. Aquaculture. Two biology courses (4).

430/NRE 430/EEB 489. Soil Properties and Processes. See Bulletin (3, Half Term 3).

432/NRE 432. Hydrology and Watershed Management. (2-3 each).

433/NRE 433/EEB 433. Ornithology. (4).

435/NRE 435. Forest Ecology. Environ/NRE 337 and PI (4).

438/NRE 438. Natural Resource Statistics. Environ/NRE 239 (4).

441/NRE 441. Remote Sensing of Environment. Environ/NRE 239 or Jr Stdg or PI (4).

449/NRE 449. Organizational Theory and Change. (3).

450/NRE 450/EEB 485/Geol. Sci. 450/Naval Arch. 450. Great Lakes Aquatic Science Field Methods. (6).

451/EEB 451/NRE 451. Biology of Mammals. BIOL 162 advised (4 each).

455/NRE 455. Lab in Field Ecology. Ecology course or advanced undergrad biology; PI (5).

460/NRE 460. Fishery Science. See Bulletin (4).

465/NRE 465. Environmental Decision Making in Business. Senior standing (3).

471/NRE 471. Analytical Tools for Environmental Policy. NRE 470 or 570 or Econ 401 (4).

475/NRE 475/EHS 588. Environmental Law. (3).

476/NRE 476/EEB 476. Ecosystem Ecology. General Ecology and a 400-level course in Aquatic or Terrestrial Ecology (3).

477/NRE 477/CAAS 477. Women and the Environment. Jr-Sr or grad standing (3).

481/NRE 481/EDCURINS 474. Foundations of Environmental Education. (3-4).

482/NRE 482/CAAS 482. Environmental Justice : Theoretical Approach. (3).

495/NRE 495. Small Group, Organization, and Advocacy Planning. (3).

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