CLM2128 - Non-Game Wildlife Survey Techniques

Course CodeCLM2128
Course TitleNon-Game Wildlife Survey Techniques

This course provides an overview of the inventory and survey techniques to assess amphibian, reptile, small mammal and bat populations. The goal is to help biologists establish monitoring programs. Instruction will take place in the classroom and in the field.
1. Describe and demonstrate standard small-animal survey approaches.
2. Identify steps to organize and establish monitoring programs for small wildlife taxa including mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
3. Gain a basic understanding of natural history of reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals.
4. Practice setting objectives, basic survey design and analysis.
5. Learn about information resources and expertise available to field staff.
Target Audience:
Biologists and other resource professional involved with wildlife inventory programs.
Delivery MethodInstructor Led
Non-FWS Fee$995.00
Instructional Hours36
Course Content ContactDave Lemarie:; (304) 876-7490;
Curriculum CategoryPolicy and Planning
Registration LinkLMS
Extracted from DOI LEARN on5/31/2016 3:30:22 AM

Schedule:  CLM2128 - Non-Game Wildlife Survey Techniques