Summer course for science educators: Mountain Biodiversity
With Karen Kandl, Western Carolina University instructor and Associate Director of the Highlands Biological Station June 25 – 29
We invite educators of all levels to enroll in this engaging study of the biogeography and biodiversity of the southern Appalachian mountains. Mountain Biodiversity focuses on the theory and practice of conservation biology as it relates to this unique regional environment. Topics include southern Appalachian historical geology, regional biogeography, principles of ecology and evolution, biodiversity assessment, and conservation biology.
Prerequisites: none.
course credit: can be taken for 2 graduate credits or 3 CEUs
registration and credit fees: Registration fee for teacher education courses is $150. Graduate credit may be obtained through Western Carolina University for an additional $85 per course. Non-WCU students will also be charged an additional $50 application fee.
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