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B100 Introduction to Watershed Ecology and Management

3 credit(s)
This course is an investigation of urban and rural watershed ecology issues through a problem-based experience using STEM tools. The focus is on what minority urban students need to excel in science using inquiry-based exercises to provide the landscape context for urban vs. rural differences in watershed ecology.  Collaboration between university professors of science and education, urban high
school teachers, and undergraduate science and education majors is an integral part of this course, which features extensive field explorations, data collection, and analysis and synthesis. It culminates in a poster presentation of an individually-designed water ecology research project. Offered only as a Countdown to College course.


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