ECTS
4 credits
Component
Faculty of Science
Description
This UE is a first approach of Conservation Sciences according to the points of view of the various actors:
- scientific approach: basic and practical approach to conservation and restoration of populations and communities
- societal approach: role of the scientist in the management of species and ecological environments, and interactions with other conservation actors (managers, local actors)
- ethical approach: reflection on the values of biodiversity (quantifiable, preferential, normative) and their applications according to different models, placed in a historical context (mainly ecosystem services and sustainable development)
Necessary pre-requisites
- no pre-requisite in terms of validation of UE, but having followed the general ecology and evolutionary ecology courses required in L2 and L3S5
Knowledge control
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Organization (SDS or local) |
Written |
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Continuous control |
100 % |
1,5h lecture + 2 DM |
2 |
local |
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Oral |
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Additional information
Person(s) in charge : Christophe Petit and Franck Richard
Contact details of the person(s) responsible (tel/email) : christophe.petit @ umontpellier.fr @, franck.richard @ umontpellier.fr @
Targeted competencies
- Know the applications of organism biology, evolutionary biology and ecology (health, agronomy, conservation, restoration)
- To know the process of knowledge formation in different disciplines (hypotheses, experimental results, polemical results, mathematical theorems, scientific facts)
- Know how to search for and extract information in a critical manner, prioritize sources of information and identify their reliability, and produce a synthesis
- Know how to carry out a project within a group
- Be able to develop a logical argument with a critical mind (limits, confrontation with the biblio, defense of a point of view)