NR-5434: Human-Wildlife Conflicts

Description: Resolving human-wildlife conflicts in urbanizing environments. Legal and regulatory policy tools. Social science theory and facilitation tools for cooperation, collaboration, innovation, and conflict resolution applied to human-wildlife interactions. Social and ecological benefits and costs of managing conflicts. Human-wildlife ethics. Pre: Graduate standing; restricted to Virtual Campus students.

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Course Hours: 3 credits

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