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ANSC 2140 Captive Raptor Management and Propagation

Course description

This course is only offered in the Summer Session.

This course is an introduction to the natural history, care, and management of raptors (birds of prey). Approaches to captive care and maintenance, restraint, training, and captive breeding with potential for reducing pressures on wild populations of avian species is included. A major objective of the course is to present and discuss the scientific basis and merit of avian husbandry and breeding practices in species relevant to the course. Hands-on opportunities in basic raptor handling techniques are included.

Prerequisites

high school biology and chemistry.

Classes

ANSC 2140 400-LAB

On-campus Extra-session

Class number: 1327 Class dates: July 15-August 2, 2013 Exam dates: Will be provided by instructor (see Final Exams) Days/times: MW 1 PM - 3:30 PM Morrison Hall 174 Credit: 0 Grade: GRD Instructor: TBA Max. enroll: 24 To enroll: The online enrollment period for this class has passed. You may still enroll, but late registration fees may apply. See offline enrollment procedures for more information. Related: You will be auto-enrolled in ANSC 2140 001-LEC

Auto-enroll sections

The following sections may be automatically added to your enrollment depending on which section you choose above.

ANSC 2140 001-LEC	On-campus Extra-session
Class number: 1326 Class dates: July 15-August 2, 2013 Days/times: M-F 8 AM - 10:30 AM Morrison Hall 334 Credit: 3 Related: ANSC 2140 400-LAB ANSC 2140 401-LAB

Related websites

• College website: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
• Department website: Animal Science