The analysis of distributions, abundances, and interrelationships of organisms, populations, communities, and ecosystems with an emphasis on environmental applications. (No credit if taken after BY 208). Meets the Critical Perspectives: Scientific Investigation of the Natural World lab or field requirement.

Prerequisite: Environmental Program 128; No credit if taken after Biology 208.

Degree requirement — Critical Perspectives: Lab

1 unit — Gabrielsen, Kummel, McGinn

Offerings

Term	Block	Title	Instructor	Location	Student Limit/Available	Updated
Fall 2024	Block 1	Ecology and the Environment	Charlotte Gabrielsen	Tutt Science Building 218	16 / 0	07/20/2025
Spring 2025	Block 5	Ecology and the Environment	Miro Kummel	Tutt Science Building 105	16 / -1	07/20/2025
Spring 2025	Block 8	Ecology and the Environment	Shane Heschel	Olin Hall 473	16 / 2	07/20/2025
Fall 2025	Block 1	Ecology and the Environment	Charlotte Gabrielsen	Tutt Science Building 218	16 / 6	07/20/2025
Spring 2026	Block 6	Ecology and the Environment	Miro Kummel	TBA	16 / 15	07/20/2025
Spring 2026	Block 7	Ecology and the Environment	Kate McGinn	TBA	16 / 16	07/20/2025