11600 Columbia College
Drive Sonora, California 95370 209·588·5100
Lecture: 4 hours
Study of the field identification characteristics, habitat requirements, life history, management, and population dynamics of selected California mammals, birds, and fish; methods and problems of appraising and manipulating game mammals, furbearers, upland game, and fisheries to improve populations; techniques of habitat appraisal and manipulation to improve wildlife populations. Field trips may be required. (MJC NR 215)
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