207-326 Wildlife Conservation and Management

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207-326 Wildlife Conservation and Management
Availability	Parkville campus with use made of Dookie campus facilties through extended field trips.
Credit Points	12.5
HECS Band	2
Coordinator	Ms Cheryl O'Dwyer
Prerequisites	207-211 Australian Fauna.
Semester	2 (view timetable)
Contact	Block mode equivalent to 36 hours of lectures and 36 hours of practical exercises, including use of Dookie campus
Subject Description	This subject should provide students with an understanding of the principles of wildlife management and the application of various techniques for increasing, harvesting and reducing wildlife populations. The content includes: fundamentals of wildlife management, ecological processes and the regulation of wildlife populations; methods of population assessment; application of various techniques for increasing at risk populations; and productive use of wildlife and the management of this production.
Assessment	5000-word written assignment (40%), 2500-word written assignment (20%), and a two-hour examination (40%).

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