There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

Topics include ecotourism, human-environment interactions, and environmental education. Aspects of urban ecology, community engagement, and social research in conservation relate directly to the challenges of land management to benefit both human and the environment, which forms one of the assessments. Agricultural ecology, and examples of human-wildlife conflict and protected area management around the world are also studied in relation to wildlife law and economics.

Upon completion of this module you will be able to

LO1: Engage in critical dialogue on a variety of issues related to human-wildlife interaction.

LO2: Appraise and apply instruments and techniques to alter human activity in favour of wildlife conservation.

LO3: Apply principles of effective conservation outreach.

LO4: Design a proposal for land management and argue the benefits of your proposal effectively.