Program Overview
Wildlife in the West immerses students in the complexities of wildlife conservation with attention to policy, ecology, and human community issues. We take a case study approach, focusing on wolves, bull trout, lynx, and grizzly bears to examine the realities of wildlife management in working landscapes. The Crown of the Continent is the perfect classroom for learning about emerging solutions to human-wildlife conflicts, solutions that are relevant across the country and the world.
2015 Program Dates
May 20 - June 29, 2015
9 Upper-Division semester credits from the University of Montana*
$5,850 program cost includes the following:
- Tuition
- All meals and lodging
- All course reading material
- Ground transportation during the program, including pickup and drop-off at Missoula's airport.
- Group camping equipment
- Group field gear
*University of Montana credit fees are an additional $405
Additional gear required. See HERE (PDF)
We offer a $250 early enrollment discount for Wildlife in the West applications received by February 1, 2015. We will continue to receive and review applications until the program is full.
To learn more contact
Andrea Stephens
Education Program Coordinator
office: (406) 754-3185
cell: (406) 203-6408
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