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ESCI 315: Art, Science and Ethics of Flyfishing

Environmental Sciences · 3 credits

The goals of this course are to learn how to fly fish and to use fly fishing as a window into environmental studies and, more specifically, into the structure and function of river ecosystems and how people interact with them. Class format includes lectures, discussions, and laboratory and field exercises to gain insight into stream ecology and to understand relations of science, ethics, and environmental management. Offered summer only.

Offered in 3 of the 26 listed terms (Summer 2021 to Summer 2023).

Prerequisites

ESCI 101 or ESCI 302 or ESCI 325 or BIOL 101 or HNRS 213 or BIOL 325

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Required by (1)

ESCI 316

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Instructors

InstructorSectionsTerms
Bodensteiner, Leo3Summer 2021 to Summer 2023

Every offering in the listed terms (3 sections)

TermSecCRNTypeMeetsInstructorEnrolledDelivery
Summer 2023L0130643Lecture/LabMTWRF 4:30pm-8:00pm · ES 070Bodensteiner, Leo11/12Face to Face Instruction
Summer 2022L0231040Lecture/LabMTWRF 4:30pm-8:00pm · ES 322Bodensteiner, Leo13/14Face to Face Instruction
Summer 2021L0130778Lecture/LabMTWRF 4:30pm-8:00pm · ES 070Bodensteiner, Leo14/14Face to Face Instruction