Field Courses   

Level: Undergraduate
Grading: Letter 

Via extended backcountry travel, this course is an experiential examination of the structure and function of the ecosystems occurring within the course area. It also investigates the relationship of those ecosystems with the people that manage, live, and work in the area.

It is the student’s responsibility to verify the transferability of courses to their degree-granting institution and intended major.

Registration for this course is required through the Wild Rockies Field Institute, www.wrfi.net. The sponsoring agency charges a course registration fee that is separate from this credit recording fee.

The Montana Master Naturalist Program is designed for adults who want to stoke their curiosity, deepen their knowledge of the natural world, and give back to their communities in new ways. Throughout the course you will put together understanding of the various strands of western Montana ecology and gain proficiency in a suite of naturalist skills. 

Course is available for undergraduate credit only. It is the student’s responsibility to verify the transferability of courses to their degree-granting institution and intended major.

Course taught by Swan Valley Connections in Condon, MT.

Course meets in Condon.

The Wildlife in the West program includes the following three courses:

ENST 395 Field Ecology of Threatened and Endangered Species in the Northern Rockies

ENST 395 Wildlife Policy and Rural Communities

NRSM 395 Community-Based Approaches to Wildlife Conservation