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The marketing of dairy products in the United States of America: A report on a short course by G. S Baker, 1952
Course for rice milling by Rudolf Runte, 1972
Training course for scuba tenders (Manuscript report) by Jay C Quast, 1964
Techniques of forest wildlife management: FW 3-167 course sylabus [sic] by Gordon W Gullion, 1975
Test results from the New England Trawl Net Training Courses (MITSG) by Clifford A Goudey, 1985
A commercial octopus fishery for the Pacific Northwest and Alaska: Development and prospects : a student report prepared for Dr. Karl H. Vesper, ocean engineering systems design course 551 by Emil R Berg, 1980

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Courses - Wildlife And Fisheries
courses IN WILDLIFE AND fisheries. BIO 4990 Basics of Ecology (Meridian campus only) Three hours An introduction to concepts in wildlife and fisheries management for non-majors
http://www.cfr.msstate.edu/courses/wf.html

Extractions: BIO 4990 - Studies in Ornithology (Meridian campus only) Three hours lecture. Recent and fossil avifauna of the world; its origin, distribution, classification, and biology with identification of local species. BIO 4990 - Principles of Wildlife Conservation (Meridian campus only) An introduction to concepts in wildlife and fisheries management for non-majors. This course provides an overview of the history of wildlife management in the United States, the components involved in manipulating wildlife populations, and the techniques employed by professionals in the field. No prerequisites are required for this course. WF 1101 - Wildlife and Fisheries Profession (1) (Prerequisite: Freshman or Sophomore standing). One hour lecture. Orientation to the interdisciplinary and applied nature of wildlife and fisheries management and related fields, emphasizing the department, college, and university; student roles and responsibilities; and career opportunities. Fall Only. WF 1213 - Introduction to Wildlife and Fish Conservation (3) Three hour lecture. A survey of wildlife and forest conservation, stressing biological principles and management practices for renewable resources.
Malaspina University-College Fisheries And Aquaculture Extension Program
Course manuals and field equipment are provided. Upcoming courses Visit theSchedule page. For More Information Contact the fisheries Coordinator.
http://www.mala.ca/faep/fisheries/courses/em.htm

Extractions: Pic[0] = '/faep/images/slide1.jpg' Pic[1] = '/faep/images/slide2.jpg' Pic[2] = '/faep/images/slide3.jpg' Pic[3] = '/faep/images/slide4.jpg' Pic[4] = '/faep/images/slide5.jpg' Pic[5] = '/faep/images/slide6.jpg' Pic[6] = '/faep/images/slide7.jpg' Pic[7] = '/faep/images/slide8.jpg' Pic[8] = '/faep/images/slide9.jpg' Environmental Monitoring for Construction Projects Description: A comprehensive, applied overview of skills, abilities and procedures required for effective monitoring of environmentally related construction projects. This three-day course will include numerous practical exercises and case study reviews where participants are exposed to and complete tasks and requirements for a wide variety of environmental construction projects. Objective: Prerequisites: Nil. Please consult the Fisheries Coordinator prior to registration. You Supply: Classroom supplies (e.g., pen, paper, calculator). Course manuals and field equipment are provided. Upcoming Courses: Visit the Schedule page.
Canadian Coast Guard College / Collège De La Garde Côtière Canadienne
Departmental training institute of fisheries and Oceans Canada. Information on courses, departments and facilities.
http://www.cgc.gc.ca/
REM Home Page
Offers courses and interdisciplinary research into natural resource problems with a focus on forestry, fisheries and tourism.
http://www.rem.sfu.ca/

Extractions: The School of Resource and Environmental Management (REM) is part of the Faculty of Applied Sciences at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. REM admitted its first students in September 1979. It now has a core of 11.75 full-time faculty who contribute fully to the tradition of research excellence and provide an integrated program of graduate instruction in resource and environmental management. Our web site will give you access to information on:
UAF SFOS Undergraduate Fisheries
Graduate and undergraduate academic programs at the University of Alaska Fairbanks School of fisheries and Ocean Sciences. courses of study include undgraduate fisheries, and graduate programs in
http://www.sfos.uaf.edu:8000/academics/about/undergrad

Extractions: School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences Academic Programs Photo: Aerial view of the SFOS Juneau Center. The University of Alaska Fairbanks offers degree programs on the Fairbanks campus and at the Juneau Center, through the Fisheries Division of the School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences. Freshwater fisheries and habitat ecology are emphasized at Fairbanks, and marine fisheries and aquaculture at Juneau. Students can take classes at one or both campuses as part of their degree program. Both undergraduate (B.S.) and graduate (M.S. and Ph.D.) degrees are offered. The undergraduate degree program is offered only at the Fairbanks campus, but courses also can be taken at the Juneau Center. The program provides a broad education, qualifying graduates to enter fisheries management, law enforcement, and public education. The undergraduate fisheries program provides a firm foundation for graduate studies in fisheries science. overview Modified 8 June, 2004
Maine Department Of Inland Fisheries And Wildlife
Includes information on seasons, game laws, biologist report, available game and hunter safety courses.
http://www.state.me.us/ifw/

Extractions: HAVE A QUESTION OR COMMENT? Email: ifw.webmaster@maine.gov The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife was established to ensure that all species of wildlife and aquatic resources in the State of Maine are maintained and perpetuated for their intrinsic and ecological values, for their economic contribution, and for their recreational, scientific, and educational use by the people of the State. In addition, the Department is responsible for the establishment and enforcement of rules and regulations governing fishing, hunting, and trapping, propagation and stocking of fish, acquisition of wildlife management areas, the registration of snowmobiles, watercraft, and all terrain vehicles, safety programs for hunters, snowmobiles, and watercraft, and the issuing of licenses (hunting, fishing, trapping, guide, etc.) and permits. 2004 Bear Referendum Information Keyword Search:
Humboldt: Fish
pursue interests in subjects not normally part of the fisheries curriculum (forexample, small business management courses for students in the aquaculture
http://www.humboldt.edu/~catalog/programs/fish.html

Extractions: The Program The overall goal of the Fisheries Biology Program is to provide students with the knowledge, skills and motivation required to ensure the conservation of fish and aquatic resources that are faced with increasing societal demands and increasing loss of habitat. We stress development of a field-based understanding of the relationships between freshwater and marine fishes and the habitats upon which they depend, but our program is broad enough to provide specialized training in fish population dynamics and fishery management, restoration ecology, systematics, marine and freshwater aquaculture, fish health management, water pollution biology and wastewater utilization, and aquarium sciences. Each of these areas has its own important role to play in the overall conservation of fish resources. Fisheries Biology students have on-campus facilities for hands-on studies: a recirculating freshwater fish hatchery, rearing ponds, spawning pens, an artificial stream, and modern laboratories for study of fish genetics, pathology, taxonomy, ecology, and age and growth. Also on campus is the California Cooperative Fishery Research Unit, supported by both state and federal government, and a large fish museum collection.
Nautical Courses At The North Atlantic Fisheries College
STCW95 Navigation, Radar Arpa (management), WORKBOAT courses. Last Updated 12Mar-2003.North Atlantic fisheries College, Port Arthur, Scalloway, Shetland, ZE1
http://www.nafc.ac.uk/nauticalcourses.htm

Extractions: N.B. To print this page please change your print setup to landscape. LEISURE COURSES FISHING RYA Day Skipper Offshore (shorebased) Deck Officer C of C (FV) Class 1 RYA Coastal Skipper/Yachtmaster (shorebased) Deck Officer C of C (FV) Class2 ... RYA Advanced Powerboat MERCHANT NAVY RYA 1 Day Radar Course SVQ2 MVO Deck (M.N.) SHORT COURSES WORKBOAT COURSES CoP Workboat Skipper STCW95 Personal Survival Techniques CoP Workboat Skipper Upgrade Electronic Navigation Systems (ENS) Fishing ... GMDSS Short Range Certificate (SRC) Click the link below to be able to read these leaflets:
Links: UK Courses In Fisheries And Aquaculture
Links to UK courses in fisheries and Aquaculture. Sparsholt College Winchester,SO21 2NF, UK Tel (01962) 776441 offers courses in fisheries Studies.
http://www.fishknowledge.com/linkfeuk.htm
Maine Department Of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife - ATV Courses
TEL 1800-887-2887. THIS COURSE MAY BE TAKEN IN PLACE OF AN INLAND FISHERIESAND WILDLIFE COURSE AS A LEGAL SUBSTITUTE. top. Return to Safety Homepage.
http://www.state.me.us/ifw/education/safetyatv.htm

Extractions: Registrations ... Links ATV EDUCATION Participation in an ATV education course will teach how to properly operate and maintain an ATV. Laws, responsibilities and personal safety will also be covered. Passage of a final exam is required. You must attend every day of the class in order to receive your certificate.
British Trout Association - Careers - Courses
Contact Neil Wood HND, HNC, Cert. in fisheries Studies, SVQ level 2Fish Husbandry, Short courses. Brooksby Melton College Brooksby Nr.
http://www.britishtrout.co.uk/courses.htm
Courses And ProgramsCourse Information
This is a course with six main areas of study fisheries, Fishing Technology,Aquatic Environment, Economics and Business Studies, Seafood Technology
http://www.myfuture.edu.au/services/default.asp?FunctionID=5350&CourseID=17765
Courses And ProgramsCourse Information
The course aims to provide comprehensive training in fisheries resource management,aquaculture management, fisheries biology, with a focus on sustainable
http://www.myfuture.edu.au/services/default.asp?FunctionID=5350&CourseID=5374
The MEES Graduate Program - Fisheries Science
MS and Ph.D.) Five core courses will be offered and at least three must be successfullycompleted by all students entering the fisheries Science AOS.
http://www.mees.umd.edu/areas_fishsci.htm

Extractions: Fisheries Science is multidisciplinary, drawing expertise from the biological, physical, and social sciences. Fisheries scientists study populations and communities of aquatic resources, their responses to exploitation, and changes in environmental conditions, and their management. Research is quantitative and may be either basic or applied. A diversity of faculty talent exists within the University System of Maryland to provide graduate students with a strong education in ecology, biology, and management of fish and invertebrate resources. The multidisciplinary nature of fisheries science requires broad training in areas that may include ecology, oceanography, aquaculture, economics, mathematics, seafood technology, pathology and diseases, and management science. Students will select a curriculum, with assistance from their Research Advisory committees, to best achieve their academic and professional goals. The faculty recognizes that flexible, yet rigorous, curriculum choices are important for students in fisheries science. The program in fisheries offers both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Graduates at either level may expect to find challenging career opportunities. Most career opportunities in fisheries science are in the government and academic sectors, although in recent years private businesses, research firms and aquaculture businesses offer increasingly diverse career choices.
MEES Fisheries Science
Five core courses will be offered and at least three must be successfullycompleted by all students entering the fisheries Science AOS.
http://www.mees.umd.edu/aos/fisheries.html

Extractions: Get Acrobat Reader Fisheries Science is multidisciplinary, drawing expertise from the biological, physical, and social sciences. Fisheries scientists study populations and communities of aquatic resources, their responses to exploitation, and changes in environmental conditions, and their management. Research is quantitative and may be either basic or applied. A diversity of faculty talent exists within the University of Maryland System to provide graduate students with a strong education in ecology, biology, and management of fish and invertebrate resources. The multidisciplinary nature of fisheries science requires broad training in areas that may include ecology, oceanography, aquaculture, economics, mathematics, seafood technology, pathology and diseases, and management science. Students will select a curriculum, with assistance from their Research Advisory committees, to best achieve their academic and professional goals. The faculty recognizes that flexible, yet rigorous, curriculum choices are important for students in fisheries science. The program in fisheries offers both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Graduates at either level may expect to find challenging career opportunities. Most career opportunities in fisheries science are in the government and academic sectors, although in recent years private businesses, research firms and aquaculture businesses offer increasingly diverse career choices.
Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute - Diploma Courses
Course Objectives To equip middle level fisheries practitioners with sufficientskills and knowledge for sustainable management of fisheries resources and
http://www.kws.org/kwstidiploma.htm
Hadlow College :: Courses > Countryside & Fisheries
associations. Ofsted Quote, Teachers on fisheries management courses areused to effectively enhance student learning. Entry Requirements,
http://www.hadlow.ac.uk/courses/countryside_fisheries.htm

Extractions: JOB OPPORTUNITIES Typical employers include: Local authorities and government funded institutions eg National Parks, Environment Agency Private sector enterprises eg commercial fisheries, game estates, tourist attractions Charities, grant funded bodies, voluntary organisations eg British Trust for Conservation Volunteers, countryside wildlife trusts.
Training Courses
The Institute organises correspondence courses leading to Certificates in fisheriesManagement and in Fish Farming, and to a Diploma in fisheries Management.
http://www.ifm.org.uk/Training.htm

Extractions: The Institute organises correspondence courses leading to Certificates in Fisheries Management and in Fish Farming, and to a Diploma in Fisheries Management. These qualifications are recognised by many employers and entitle their holder to professional status within the Institute. The booklets used in the Certificate and Diploma Courses are also available for purchase separately. Details of titles and prices can be found here. The certificate in Fisheries Management provides knowledge to the level required by persons aspiring to employment as a supervisory water bailiff or fisheries inspector in the water industry, or similar positions in commercially run fisheries. It also provides a sound knowledge base for persons interested in running their own fisheries. The course is organised on a modular basis, with a core module covering freshwater biology, water quality and fish propagation, and the second module including fishery law, bailiffing and keepering duties, fishery maintenance and improvement, and fishing methods. The Fish Farming Certificate shares the core module with the Fisheries Management Certificate, but has a second module covering fish farming topics in greater depth. It is aimed principally at people working as fish farm assistants who wish to improve their knowledge and skills with a view to further career progression.
Career Browser: Fisheries And Wildlife Major
Moreover, students take advanced courses in fisheries and wildlife science (ichthyology,limnology, ornithology, mammalogy) and fisheries and wildlife
http://www.collegeboard.com/apps/careers/majors/0,3480,25-060,00.html

Extractions: Potential Careers ... Sources of Additional Information Fisheries and wildlife students take courses in the natural sciences and in management to help maintain and manipulate our land, water, and animal and plant resources for the best ecological, commercial, recreational, and scientific uses. What the Major is Like Fisheries and wildlife majors study the environmental requirements of fish or wildlife species, populations, and communities. They also study sound practices to manipulate the environment and learn to regulate human activity by controlling animal harvest, pollution, and the recreational use of specific areas. Students also learn principles of conservation as well, focusing on sound efforts to maintain and manipulate natural resources. About 35 to 40 percent of a fisheries and wildlife major's course work consists of general education courses in communications, quantitative sciences (calculus, computer studies, and statistics), social sciences, and humanities. These courses generally are taken during the freshman and sophomore years.
UMassOnline - Courses By Subject
listings. 0 courses found for Wildlife and fisheries Conservation (ViewSummer 2004 for Wildlife and fisheries Conservation courses)
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