NTRES 2100

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NTRES 2100
Introductory Field Biology

Course information provided by the 2024-2025 Catalog.

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  •   Regular Academic Session.  Choose one lecture, one laboratory, and one field studies. Combined with: ENVS 2100

  • 4 Credits Graded

  •  1056 NTRES 2100   LEC 001

  •  
    • T
    • Aug 26 - Dec 9, 2024

    • Goebel, M

  • Instruction Mode: In Person

    Enrollment limited to: students planning to complete the Environment & Sustainability (E&S) major. E&S majors who are unable to enroll, see https://tinyurl.com/escourserequest.

  •  1057 NTRES 2100   LAB 401

  •  
    • TR
    • Aug 26 - Dec 9, 2024

    • Goebel, M

  • Instruction Mode: In Person

    Labs involve travel to field sites to perform research and expand student research skills and field experience. Some lab activities require students to walk/hike (or ride in a van) to sites located up to 30 minutes from Cornell campus (Fernow Hall) carrying your belongings in a backpack, often over uneven terrain. Although the walking/hiking is not rigorous, field labs often involve being on your feet for nearly the duration of the lab period. For each 3-hour lab you should carry sufficient drinking water, and a snack (if desired). You must wear close-toed footwear with a strong sole (no sandals or flipflops; hiking boots preferred), and long pants to protect legs from scratches in brushy/thorny habitat). If you have physical or other limitations that make it difficult for you to participate in the course, please contact the office of Student Disability Services (sds_cu@cornell.edu) so that we may work to accommodate your participation in this field-based course.

  •  1885 NTRES 2100   LAB 402

  •  
    • WF
    • Aug 26 - Dec 9, 2024

    • Goebel, M

  • Instruction Mode: In Person

    Labs involve travel to field sites to perform research and expand student research skills and field experience. Some lab activities require students to walk/hike (or ride in a van) to sites located up to 30 minutes from Cornell campus (Fernow Hall) carrying your belongings in a backpack, often over uneven terrain. Although the walking/hiking is not rigorous, field labs often involve being on your feet for nearly the duration of the lab period. For each 3-hour lab you should carry sufficient drinking water, and a snack (if desired). You must wear close-toed footwear with a strong sole (no sandals or flipflops; hiking boots preferred), and long pants to protect legs from scratches in brushy/thorny habitat). If you have physical or other limitations that make it difficult for you to participate in the course, please contact the office of Student Disability Services (sds_cu@cornell.edu) so that we may work to accommodate your participation in this field-based course.

  • 11146 NTRES 2100   FLD 801

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    • SSu TBA
    • Sep 14 - Sep 15, 2024

    • Goebel, M

    • Su TBA
    • Oct 6, 2024

    • Goebel, M

  • Instruction Mode: In Person

    During some of the regularly scheduled Labs, students will travel to field sites to perform research and expand research skills and field experience. Some lab activities require students to walk/hike (or ride in a van) to sites located up to 30 minutes from Cornell campus carrying your belongings in a backpack, often over uneven terrain. Although the walking/hiking is not rigorous, field labs often involve being on your feet for nearly the duration of the lab period. For each 3-hour lab you should carry sufficient drinking water, and a snack (if desired). You must wear close-toed footwear with a strong sole (no sandals or flipflops; hiking boots preferred), and long pants to protect legs from scratches in brushy/thorny habitat). If you have physical or other limitations that make it difficult for you to participate in the course, please contact the office of Student Disability Services (sds_cu@cornell.edu) so that we may work to accommodate your participation in this field-based course