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Mammals


November 2-4, 2012

Explore the diversity of mammal species in the Southern Appalachian Mountains with a focus on the management practices used within Great Smoky Mountains National Park.  Emphasis will be given to general natural history of each species, including but not limited to: distribution, associations, reproduction, status, conservation, research methods, etc. Adjunct faculty will include resource management professionals from Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the University of Tennessee.

Goal: To give the student an overview of the variety, distribution, management, and natural history of mammals that inhabit the southern Appalachian Mountains.

Cost: $302 per person

TEACHERS: After attending this program, when you bring your school group you will qualify to come free and your students will get $8 off the price of a three day or longer experience.

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Specific objectives of this course are:

1. To introduce the student to mammal taxonomy and identification.

2. To introduce the student to the distribution and habitat preferences of mammals in this region.

3. To discuss the general natural history of mammals in this region.

4. To discuss the management and conservation of mammals in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

1. Identify mammal families and many of the species within Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

2. Create a natural history report on a mammal of their choice.

3. Identify major conservation concerns as they relate to mammals in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations received at least 30 days before the program start date may transfer all but $50 to another program*; 15-29 days before the program start date, transfer all but $75 to another program*; 0-14 days before the program start date, no refund or transfer for any reason. No exceptions.

If you’re interested in trip cancellation insurance, we recommend Travel Guard: 800-826-4919 or www.TravelGuard.com.

* Transfers must be used by the end of the following year.


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