Course Description
Course Name
Marine Resources
Session: VCPF3125
Hours & Credits
36 Host University Units
Prerequisites & Language Level
Course entry requirements: BIO1000F or BIO1000H, BIO1004F/S, BIO2013F
Taught In English
- There is no language prerequisite for courses at this language level.
Overview
Course outline:
Topics include the diversity and life-history strategies of living marine resources, the diversity of fishing methods and fisheries, surplus production and responses of exploited populations, monitoring and assessment techniques, regulatory strategies, non-consumptive industries, diversity and principles of marine aquaculture, and marine conservation theory and practise.
Topics include the diversity and life-history strategies of living marine resources, the diversity of fishing methods and fisheries, surplus production and responses of exploited populations, monitoring and assessment techniques, regulatory strategies, non-consumptive industries, diversity and principles of marine aquaculture, and marine conservation theory and practise.
*Course content subject to change