Overview
Primary Learning OutcomesThis class is intended for graduate students interested in becoming resource managers, restoration practitioners, or researchers that wish to be proficient in the use of beaver for restoring rivers and/or streams. Students will come away with:
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InstructorMeeting times & PlaceThe course will typically meet on Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:30 in BNR 113, and will have some Saturday field trips.
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Course Texts
We will rely heavily on the primary literature for course readings. However, there are also three required texts for this course and one option. See here for required course on the USU Campus Store site.
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Our primary text, will be Ben Goldfarb's Eager. Ben recently came to Logan and gave a seminar and reading!
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Course syllabus
2019 Syllabus will be similar.... Will be updated by January
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WATS 6860 Spring 2017 Syllabus | |
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