The course addresses the environmental assessment and management of complex issues that have significant implications for human society and human activities. Four main learning objectives are proposed: 1) to analyze the broader implications of ecological processes for humanity, using major international directives and conventions as guidelines; 2) to study a series of ecological phenomena and biogeochemical processes that underpin key ecosystem services, emphasizing their quantitative aspects; 3) to assess the relevance of some of these processes at the local/regional scale; 4) to analyze general guidelines for the sustainable management of living natural resources.
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Mutuazione: 20410729 Ecologia applicata in Biodiversità e Tutela dell'Ambiente LM-6 R SCALICI MASSIMILIANO
Programme
distribution and dispersion; density, structure (genetic and demographic) and population dynamics; time table; interactions between speciesCore Documentation
Elementi di Ecologia, Thomas M. Smith & Robert L. Smith (Autore). PearsonType of delivery of the course
forntal lessons and exercises in classroomAttendance
attendance is strongly requestedType of evaluation
multiple choice questions and free choice questions