207-416 Management of Australia's Fauna

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207-416 Management of Australia's Fauna
Availability	Parkville campus
Credit Points	12.5
Coordinator	Ms Cheryl O'Dwyer
Prerequisites	At least one of 207-202 Australian Flora; 207-211 Australian Fauna; 208-203 Ecology and Management of Grazing Systems; 207-275 Processes in Forest Ecology; 654-204 Ecology Individuals and Populations; 208-324 Applied Animal Behaviour; or an equivalent ecology subject.
Semester	2 (view timetable)
Contact	Twenty-four hours of lectures and 24 hours of practical exercises
Subject Description	This subject will explore the concepts of ecological processes that regulate native and exotic faunal populations in Australia; techniques used to monitor and manage faunal populations that are at risk; current methods of control and harvesting techniques; and fauna legislation and regulation. Case studies will be used to validate the above points.
Assessment	One 5000-word written assignment (40%), a 2500-word written assignment (20%), and a two-hour examination.

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