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Course ID Title Hours
FANR 1100 Natural Resources Conservation 3
FANR 2100 International Issues in Natural Resources and Conservation 3
FANR 2200 International Issues in Natural Resources and Conservation 3
FANR 3000 Field Orientation, Measurements, and Sampling in Forestry and Natural Resources 4
FANR 3060 Soils and Hydrology 4
FANR 3200 Ecology of Natural Resources 4
FANR 3300 Economics of Renewable Resources 2
FANR 3400 Society and Natural Resources 2
FANR 3800 Spatial Analysis of Natural Resources 3
FANR 3900 Forestry and Natural Resources Internship 3
FANR 4261 Museum of Natural History Internship 3
FANR 4271/6271 Field Studies in Natural Resources 1-9
FANR 4272/6272 Antarctica: The Fragile Continent 3-12
FANR 4500 Senior Project in Forestry and Natural Resources Management 4
FANR 4600 Senior Thesis in Forestry and Natural Resources 4
FANR 4770H The Business of Environmental Law (Honors) 3
FANR 4800/6800 Renewable Resources Policy 2
FANR 4920H Honors Seminar in Natural Resources Ecology 3
FANR 5620/7620 GIS Applications for Natural Resources
FANR 5680/7680 Economic Perspectives on Natural Resource Issues 3
FANR 5850/7850 Natural Resources Law for Managers and Administrators 4
FANR 5870/7870 Advanced Renewable Resources Policy Issues 2
FANR 5900 Directed Readings or Projects in Forestry and Natural Resources 1-5
FANR 5950 Special Topics in Forestry and Natural Resources 1-4
FISH 1500 Introduction to Marine Biology 3
FISH 3000 Introduction to Fish and Wildlife Management 2
FISH 4100/6100 Environmental Monitoring 3
FISH 4300/6300 Environmental Biology of Fishes 3
FISH 4310/6310 Limnology 4
FISH 4360/6360 Fish Ecology 4
FISH 4380/6380 Marine Fisheries Biology 3
FISH 4500/6500 Fish Physiology 3
FISH 4550/6550 Conservation Aquaculture 4
FISH 5360/7360 Fisheries Management
FISH 5400/7400 Fish Culture 3
FISH 5950 Special Topics in Forestry and Natural Resources 1-4
FORS 3010 Dendrology 3
FORS 3500 Wood Properties and Utilization 2
FORS 3610 Forest Biometrics 3
FORS 4000/6000 Forest Soil Management 3
FORS 4010 Silviculture 4
FORS 4020/6020 Genetics and Breeding of Forest Trees 3
FORS 4030/6030 Regional Silviculture 3
FORS 4110/6110 Forest Hydrology 4
FORS 4200/6200 International Forest Business 3
FORS 4210/6210 Forest Health Protection 3
FORS 4250/6250 International Forest Management 1-6
FORS 4270/6270 Field Studies in Recreation, Tourism, and Leisure 1 - 10
FORS 4350/6350 Conservation Genetics
FORS 4570/6570 Practical Wood identification 2
FORS 4610/6610 Forest Mensuration 4
FORS 4620/6620 Timber Management 4
FORS 4640/6640 Forest Inventory 3
FORS 4650/6650 Forestry Field Camp 4
FORS 4670/6670 Plant Molecular Responses to Environment 4
FORS 4700 Forest Economics 3
FORS 4710/6710 Forest Planning 3
FORS 4760 Agroforestry in the Caribbean 3
FORS 4850/6850 Forest Operations Study Tour 2
FORS 5010/7010 Urban Tree Management 3
FORS 5610/7610 Prescribed Fire in the Forest Ecosystem 2
FORS 5650/7650 Aerial Photogrammetry in Forestry 3
FORS 5660/7660 Forest Science for Teachers 3
FORS 5720/7720 Forest Harvesting and Roads 3
FORS 5730/7730 Principles of Forest Management 3
FORS 5750/7750 Procurement and Management of Wood Fiber Supply 3
FORS 5760/7760 Forest Products Marketing 3
FORS 5950 Special Topics in Forestry and Natural Resources 1-4
NRRT 3310 Outdoor Recreation and Environmental Awareness 3
NRRT 4270/6270 Field Studies in Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism
NRRT 5400/7400 Parks and Ecotourism Management 3
NRRT 5410/7410 Wilderness Management 3
NRRT 5800/7800 Environmental Interpretation for Outdoor Recreation and Nature-Based Tourism 3
NRRT 5900/7900 Tourism and Sustainable Development 3
NRRT 5950 Special Topics in Forestry and Natural Resources 1-4
WASR 1020 Introduction to Water Resources 3
WASR 4000/6000 Forest Soil Management 3
WASR 4100/6100 Environmental Monitoring 3
WASR 4110/6110 Forest Hydrology 4
WASR 4300/6300 Field Methods in Hydrology 3
WASR 4310/6310 Limnology 4
WASR 4400 Introduction to Wetlands 3
WASR 4500/6500 Quantitative Methods in Hydrology 3
WASR 4700/6700 Hydrology, Geology, and Soils of Georgia 3
WASR 5950 Special Topics in Forestry and Natural Resources 1-4
WILD 3000 Introduction to Fish and Wildlife Management 2
WILD 3580 Vertebrate Natural History 5
WILD 3700 Animal Behavior 3
WILD 4000/6000 Management of Wildlife Habitat 4
WILD 4040/6040 Herpetology 4
WILD 4050/6050 Mammalogy 3
WILD 4060/6060 Field Ornithology 4
WILD 4280/6280 Field Study in Natural History 1-8
WILD 4300/6300 Environmental Biology of Fishes 3
WILD 4400/6400 Wildlife Physiology and Nutrition 3
WILD 4500/6500 Nongame and Endangered Species Management 3
WILD 4575/6575 Conservation Medicine 6
WILD 4600/6600 Field Methods in Wildlife Management and Research 2
WILD 4700/6700 Techniques in Wildlife Population Management 3
WILD 4800/6800 Wildlife Ecology and Management for Teachers 3
WILD 4900/6900 Wildlife Damage Management 3
WILD 5100/7100 Wildlife Disease Ecology and Management 3
WILD 5200/7200 International Issues in Wildlife Conservation 2-6
WILD 5330/7330 Wildlife Management in Agricultural Ecosystems 3
WILD 5700/7700 Applied Population Dynamics 3
WILD 5900 Directed Readings or Projects in Forestry and Natural Resources 1-5
WILD 5950 Special Topics in Forestry and Natural Resources 1-4

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