Schedule

Fall 2011 Lecture Schedule

Wk/Date

Lecture

Speaker

Trips

1 Sept 9 Course Introduction Peter Arcese, Prof., FRBC Chair in Applied Conservation Biology
2 Sept 16 Indirect Effects of Humans on Native Species and Ecosystems Arcese
3 Sept 23 Restoring Old Growth Forests of the Pacific Coast Richard Schuster Lighthouse Park walk, Sat Sep 24, 9am-1pm
4 Sept 30 Conservation of BC Salmon Populations Dr. Scott Hinch, Prof., Forest Sciences, Director of Natural Resources Conservation Program Pacific Spirit walk, after class, 3-6pm
5 Oct 7 Marine Conservation in the Salish Sea Dr. Jean Marcus, UBC Faculty of Forestry, Campus Sustainability Initiative Lynn Canyon walk, Sat Oct 8, 9am -1pm
6 Oct 14 Diagnosing Causes of Population Decline Arcese Weaver Creek trip, Sat Oct 15th, 7am-5pm
7 Oct 21 Overabundance and the nasty necessity Arcese Pacific Spirit walk, after class, 3-6pmReed Point, Port Moody, Sat Oct. 22,  1-4pm
8 Oct 28                   Quiz 1                                     Quiz 1
9 Nov 4 Conservation genetics of conifers Dr. Sally Aitken, Prof., Forest Sciences, Director of Forest Sciences Program Totem Field ‘common gardens’ after class, 3-6pm
10 Nov 11 NO CLASS
Evolutionary and ecological responses to habitat and climate change
Arcese Totem Field ‘common gardens’ after class, 3-6pm
11 Nov 18 Wildlife Conservation in Africa: The “Bushmeat Crisis” Arcese Mt. Seymour walk, Sat Nov 19, 11am-3pm
12 Nov 25 I Spy With My Little Eye: Measuring Biodiversity Change from Space Dr. Nicholas Coops, Prof., Forest Resources and Management, Canada Research Chair. Reifel Island bird walk, Sat, Nov 26th, 9am-1pm
13 Dec 2

Shifting Baselines: Can You Go Home Again?

Resume Assignment due
Arcese

Mt. Seymour walk, Sat Dec 3, 11am-3pm

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