Fish and Wildlife

Students will gain a deeper understanding of the preservation and management of Minnesota’s biomes. Characteristics and habitats of Minnesota fish, mammals, insects, and birds and how they are intertwined will be discussed. Current environmental issues and concerns and their impact on wildlife will also be studied. Topics include global warming, ecological succession, biodiversity, deforestation, and urban sprawl.

Course details

Open to
Grades 9 to 12
Length
One semester
Credits
0.5 credit
Department
Agriculture
Course number
111
Prerequisite
None
When offered
Available in 2027-2028, 2029-2030 and 2031-2032

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