| COURSE TITLE: | Current Topics in Ecology: Restoration of the Southern Iraqi Marshes |
| COURSE: | Ecology, Evolution, & Organismal Biology 590A |
| COURSE DESCRIPTION: | An examination of the cultural, ecological, and political considerations associated with restoration of the southern Iraq marshes that were drained by Saddam Hussein. In addition to discussing the issues, students will be able to interact with scientists in the States and in Iraq that are involved with the restoration project. |
| PREREQUISITES: | none |
| CREDITS: | 3 non-major graduate or 3 graduate credits |
| COMPUTER REQUIREMENT: | Email and a broadband Internet connection preferred / See College of Agriculture Computer Requirements |
| DATES | January 22-May 9, 2008 |
| DAY/TIME | na |
| DELIVERY METHOD: | WWW |
| LOCATION: | na |
| TUITION/FEES: | $1,041 graduate / Other fees that will be assessed
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| OFF-CAMPUS PROGRAM: | Master in Agriculture |
| INSTRUCTOR: | John Pleasants, Assistant Professor jpleasan@iastate.edu |
| REGISTRATION DEADLINE: | January 28, 2008 |
| TEXT: | none |
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