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This course will be offered in spring semesters of even years.

We will develop a conceptual and practical understanding of habitat and wildlife-habitat relationships. The course will be comprised of two general sections: 

  1. readings and discussion (oral and written) of relevant papers to build a conceptual understanding about habitat, habitat selection, and wildlife-habitat relationships and
  2. reading, lectures, and data-based assignments to understand the application and limitations of the diversity of analytical tools to quantify habitat characteristics, resource selection, and wildlife-habitat relationships.

All readings and assignments are posted on the course website on Brightspace/D2L (login at http://ecat.montana.edu).