ENST689U
Special Topics; Invasive Species
Invasive plants and animals reduce property values and agricultural productivity. They harm native animal and plant populations and affect the overall health of ecosystems. They also impact public utility operations and affect tourism and outdoor recreation. All told, invasive species can cost the United States as much as $120 billion EACH YEAR. This special topics seminar covers the wide variety of programs USDA's Animaland Plant Health Inspection Service uses to address harmful invasive species. Issues may include: nutria, mute swans, feral swine, brown treesnakes, and insects that are tree and forest pests.
Sister Courses: ENST689, ENST689B, ENST689C, ENST689E, ENST689F, ENST689J, ENST689K, ENST689L, ENST689M, ENST689O, ENST689P, ENST689Q, ENST689R, ENST689T, ENST689W, ENST689X, ENST689Y, ENST689Z
Spring 2024
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