SA 4226 - Wildlife Law and Policy

LAES 3134 This course is designed to give students a broad overview of the laws and policies that govern both domestic and international wildlife. Students will explore historical and cultural contexts that have shaped wildlife laws and policies, as well as develop an understanding for policy design and how competing interests influence wildlife policy implementation. Through investigation of case studies and court decisions, students will critically evaluate consequences of law and policy in regard to species protection, economy, and society.

Prerequisite(s): SA 3112 or LAES-3134

3 Hour Lecture
3 Credits