Conservation and Restoration Ecology (CRE) links the study of conserving and maintaining ecological systems and their elements with the recovery of damaged ecosystems. The combination of conservation and restoration creates a practical framework for managing natural resources and landscapes. Fundamental understandings of ecosystem components and processes are used to foster and sustain native species, ecological communities, and ecosystems.
All BIS and/or BES 3xx and 4xx courses are under development.
List of all CRE Distribution courses
NOTE: Within the credits taken in the IAS curriculum, students must complete 10 credits each in Visual, Literary and Performing Arts (VLPA); Individuals & Societies (I&S); and Natural World (NW).
Martha Groom, Warren Gold, Cinnamon Hillyard, Dan Jaffe, Becca Price, Dave Stokes, Rob Turner
