Birds: Inside and Out
Birds are charismatic and conspicuous animals. They also serve as excellent models for understanding many biological concepts, including: evolution, physiology, behavior, and ecology. In this program we will study avian biology at the organism level (inside: physiological systems and adaptations of birds) as well as birds as components of ecosystems (outside: population and community ecology and avian social systems). Through lab and field work, students will gain a holistic understanding of avian biology and in the process will learn about birds commonly found in the Puget Sound area in springtime.
Registration
Students must have successfully completed 8 credits of college-level biology.
Course Reference Numbers
Academic details
biology, wildlife biology, and ecology.
$25 Entrance Fees
Upper-division science credit may be awarded upon successful completion of the program. Upper-division credits will be given for upper-division work at the discretion of the faculty.
Schedule
First Meeting
Revisions
Date | Revision |
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2018-11-06 | $25 fee added for entrance |