EEMB 3700 — Desert Ecology

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureNUpath DD

Offers students an opportunity to obtain a basic understanding of fundamental ecological processes taking place in desert environments. Familiarizes students with how environmental and biological processes interact and influence the distribution and abundance of species in these arid biomes while recognizing the impact that human societies have on desert life and identifying sustainable solutions to ameliorate our ecological footprint. Introduces students to foundational concepts of fundamental importance to desert plant and animal life. Uses an ecological perspective to surround students with a rich social/cultural milieu including interactions with Israeli, Palestinian, and Bedouin communities.

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