BIO220FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE

BIO220 – Fisheries and Wildlife explores the principles and practices of managing aquatic and terrestrial wildlife resources. Topics include fish biology, aquatic ecosystems, wildlife conservation, habitat management, and policies related to natural resource sustainability. Students gain insights into ecological interactions between species and their environments.

The course emphasizes the importance of biodiversity and ecosystem health, especially concerning sustainable use of fisheries and wildlife. Through case studies and field observations, students learn to assess population dynamics, conservation strategies, and the socioeconomic impacts of wildlife management.