ENVR 210: Ecological Systems and Biodiversity

Number of Sections: 1 | Days and Times: W&F (11:40-13:20 ICT)

Course Description

Students will examine the intricate relationships between organisms and their environments, studying ecosystems, biodiversity, and the impacts of human activities on ecological systems.

The Ecological Systems and Biodiversity course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of ecosystems, their structure, function, and the importance of biodiversity within them. The course explores ecological principles, patterns, and processes, as well as the threats and conservation of biodiversity. Students will learn about the interconnections between organisms and their environment, the roles of ecological interactions, and the ecological services provided by ecosystems. Through lectures, fieldwork, laboratory exercises, and case studies, students will develop a strong foundation in ecological concepts and gain an appreciation for the importance of biodiversity conservation.

Prerequisites: Introductory Biology