• ECTS

    4 credits

  • Component

    Faculty of Science

Description

This teaching unit aims to link theoretical ecology, its operational implementation and the issues of territories as seen by society's actors. Built on a format combining theoretical courses recalling the elements necessary for the understanding of field issues (ecosystem dynamics, anthropization, resilience of socio-ecosystems, in situ conservation, etc.), this UE includes several field blocks (each consisting of a preparatory TD/TP and an "active" field trip). The territories visited will allow the students to meet actors from society (managers, elected officials, associations, shepherds, etc.) whose position allows them to understand how ecological issues govern their actions, and how in return their actions impact biodiversity, its dynamics and its distribution.

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Objectives

Know how to construct, conduct and then exploit data from a semi-structured interview. To have a culture of sociologist's tools applied to ecological issues. In the field, to be able to carry out integrative readings of landscapes, to infer dynamics, and to question the anthropic component.

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Necessary pre-requisites

Basic knowledge of ecology and biology of organisms.

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Knowledge control

Continuous assessment : 100%.

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Additional information

Hourly volumes:

            CM : 0 h

            TD : 12 h

            TP : 0 h

            Field: 6 p.m.

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            SPS : 0 h

            Seminars : 0 h

            Outside UM : 0 h

      

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