Syllabus

Lecture is team-taught by Drs. Michael Hansen (MH), Shelli Dubay (SD) and Paul Doruska (PD).
Initials by the topics for lectures indicate which professor will be lecturing.
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Week 1: 22 -  25 January 2008
       
Lecture Course introduction & history of fisheries management (MH)

SF&W Ch. 1

IntroPowerPoint
Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Rectangular land survey (PD)

Y&G pp. 245-248

PowerPoint 
Lab No Labs                        

 

Week 2: 28 January 1 - February 2008

Lecture  History of Wildlife Management (SD) SF&W Ch. 1, 17.2, 17.3  PowerPoint
Lecture History & importance of forest management (PD)

Y&G Ch. 1, pp. 196-202

PowerPoint Added Notes

Lecture Importance of fisheries & wildlife management (SD)   PowerPoint
Lab Rectangular Land Survey                             

Week 3: 4 -  8 February 2008

Lecture Public attitudes, conservation ethics, and values (SD)

SF&W Ch. 16.4 - 16.6

PowerPoint

Lecture Factors influencing forest growth: tree morphology (PD) Y&G pp. 75-85 PowerPoint
Lecture Environmental physiology of tree growth (PD) Y&G pp. 85-96, 261 PowerPoint
Lab Jobs in Natural Resources                   

Week 4: 11 - 15 February 2008

Lecture Forest ecology and the forest ecosystem (PD) Y&G Ch. 6 PowerPoint
Lecture Sampling forestry resources (PD) Y&G pp. 249-       260 Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Impacts of diseases on forests, fish, and wildlife (SD) Y&G pp.148 - 160,SF&W 10.9    PowerPoint
Lab Sampling Fish and Wildlife Populations                         

Week 5: 18 - 22 February 2008

Lecture Animal Behavior I (SD) SF&W Ch. 6, 2.6-2.9 PowerPoint
Lecture Animal Behavior II (SD) SF&W Ch. 6, 2.6-2.9  
Lecture 1st LECTURE EXAM                 
Lab The Scientific Method - Testing Hypotheses                   

Week 6: 25 - 29 February 2008

Lecture Dynamics of fish and wildlife populations (MH) SF&W Ch. 3 Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Genetics of fish and wildlife (MH) SF&W Ch. 4  Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Sampling fish and wildlife (MH)   SF&W Ch. Notes PowerPoint
Lab  Timber Resource Measurements                            

Week 7: 3 - 7 March 2008

Lecture Determining age, growth, & sex of fish & wildlife (MH) SF&W Ch. 8 Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Modeling fish and wildlife population dynamics  (MH) SF&W Ch. 9

Notes PowerPoint

Lecture Manipulating fish & wildlife resources: stocking and removals (MH) SF&W Ch.10 Notes PowerPoint
Lab Timber Cruising (Schmeeckle Reserve)  

  

Week 8: 10 - 14 March 2008

Lecture Case study: lake trout restoration in Lake Superior (MH)   Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Forest-Wildlife Interactions I (SD) Y&G Ch. 14 Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Forest-Wildlife Interaction II (SD) Y&G Ch. 14 Notes
Lab MIDTERM LAB EXAM                            
SPRING BREAK 15 - 23 March 2008
 

Week 9: 24 - 28 March 2008

Lecture Forest regions of North America (PD) Y&G Ch. 3 PowerPoint
Lecture Silviculture techniques to manipulate biomass (PD) Y&G pp. 285-293  PowerPoint
Lecture Even vs. uneven-aged approaches to forest management (PD) Y&G pp. 290-293 PowerPoint
Lab Tree Identification                      

Week 10: 31 March - 4 April 2008

Lecture Intermediate forest management practices (PD) Y&G 293 - 312, Ch. 16 PowerPoint
Lecture Benefits of urban trees and shrubs for forestry and wildlife (PD) Y&G Ch. 22   PowerPoint
Lecture 2ND LECTURE EXAM    
Lab Forest Succession (Schmeeckle Reserve)    

Week 11: 7 - 11 April 2008

Lecture Wildlife management in urban settings (SD) SF&W Ch. 14.3 PowerPoint
Lecture Agricultural practices and wildlife management (SD) SF&W Ch.14.4 Powerpoint
Lecture No class - CNR Undergraduate Research Symposium    
Lab Compass and Pacing                        

Week 12: 14 - 18 April 2008

Lecture Range management and grazing systems (SD) Y&G Ch. 15 PowerPoint
Lecture Manipulation of wetlands for wildlife (SD) SF&W Ch.14.6,     15.2,15.3

PowerPoint  

Lecture Manipulating fishery resources: lake-habitat management (MH) SF&W Ch. 15.3 Notes PowerPoint
Lab Closed Traverse                  

Week 13: 21 - 25 April 2008

Lecture Manipulating fishery resources: stream-habitat management (MH) SF&W Ch.15.4  Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Case study: stream trout management in WI (MH)   Notes PowerPoint
Lecture Fisheries and wildlife legislation (MH)  SF&W Ch. 18, 20  Notes PowerPoint
Lab Stream Field trip (Little Plover River)    

Week 14: 28 April - 2 May 2008

Lecture Legislation for managing forest resources (PD)    Y&G Ch. 1, 9 & 10      PowerPoint 
Lecture Manipulating fish & wildlife resources: harvest management (MH)

SF&W Ch. 17, 19

Notes PowerPoint    
Lecture Case study: walleye management in northern Wisconsin lakes (MH)                         Notes PowerPoint
Lab Wetlands Field Trip (Dewey Marsh & Plover River)    

Week 15: 5 - 9 May 2008

Lecture Sustainable forestry (PD) Y&G pp. 181-190, 307-312             

Notes PowerPoint

Lecture Management of depleted species (SD) SF&W Ch. 11

PowerPoint

Lecture Fishery management failures and successes (MH)                          

Notes PowerPoint

Lab FINAL LAB EXAM                                 
FINAL EXAM
8:00 - 10:00 Monday, 12 May 2008