BIOL432 - Fish Management
Fisheries management reviews the history, theory, and practice of fisheries management. Students will study how biotic and abiotic factors influence fisheries, learn methods of fish collection and assessment, gain experience with quantitative analysis of fisheries data, and learn the principles of fisheries management.
Lecture:
9:30-10:20 PM
Tuesday and Thursday
258 Crawford Hall
Lab:
2:00-4:50 PM
Tuesday
258 Crawford Hall
Course resources
Fisheries Techniques (chapter slides)
Readings
Case study #16 supplements
Case study #11 supplements
Regular class readings
Geoffrey B. Steinhart
Associate Professor and Aquatic Research Laboratory Co-director
Lake Superior State University
650 W. Easterday Avenue
Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783
phone: 906.635.2093
fax: 906.635.2266
Ichthyology
Fish Ecology
Fish Culture
Anim. Behavior
Fish Manag.
Art of fishing
Jr. Seminar