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Winter Mammalian Ecology
EFB 484/684
This 2 credit course will emphasize the adaptations enhancing over winter
survivorship of mammals in northern environments. Lectures will discuss identification,
natural history, behavior, physiology and ecology of mammals. Field exercises
will employ live trapping and mark-recapture methods applied to small mammals,
as well as postmortem physiological assessment of white-tailed deer. Students
will become familiar with concepts in mammalian ecology, activity patterns,
population processes, habitat requirements and adaptations that enhance winter
survivorship. 
Dates:
February 26-28 and March 14-20, 2010
Location:
Adirondack Ecological Center, Newcomb NY
Cost:
$435.00 plus cost of
credits.
For further information, contact William F. Porter (wfporter@esf.edu), Director, Adirondack Ecological Center, 315.470.6798
