BI 307
Limnology Field Methods
A course designed to provide an introduction to the study of aquatic environments
through directly hands-on experiences in the field. Theoretical principles
underlying measurement techniques in limnology are emphasized. Topics covered
include field safety, standard methods for characterization of lakes and ponds as
well as wadable streams and sampling of aquatic biota.
Cross-listed with WASC303.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites: BI206, CH111/CH131.
Co-requisite: Co-requisite: WASC302 strongly recommended.
Notes: Notes: 1.5 Lecture hour, 4 lab/field hours.
A course designed to provide an introduction to the study of aquatic environments
through directly hands-on experiences in the field. Theoretical principles
underlying measurement techniques in limnology are emphasized. Topics covered
include field safety, standard methods for characterization of lakes and ponds as
well as wadable streams and sampling of aquatic biota.
Cross-listed with WASC303.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites: BI206, CH111/CH131.
Co-requisite: Co-requisite: WASC302 strongly recommended.
Notes: Notes: 1.5 Lecture hour, 4 lab/field hours.
A course designed to provide an introduction to the study of aquatic environments
through directly hands-on experiences in the field. Theoretical principles
underlying measurement techniques in limnology are emphasized. Topics covered
include field safety, standard methods for characterization of lakes and ponds as
well as wadable streams and sampling of aquatic biota.
Cross-listed with WASC303.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites: BI206, CH111/CH131.
Co-requisite: Co-requisite: WASC302 strongly recommended.
Notes: Notes: 1.5 Lecture hour, 4 lab/field hours.
