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Protecting the Living World and its Inhabitants

This course will explore the reasons for protecting biological diversity along with particular places where biodiversity is found. The course will introduce important concepts through consideration of several ongoing conservation efforts while exploring the why and how behind these efforts.

Instructor: Bryan Dutton
Keywords: Science, Tech, & Data, Policy, Culture, & Society, Media & Current Events
CRN: 21336

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