RCT-101 — Introduction to Ecosystems, the Environment and Reclamation
RCT - 101 Introduction to Ecosystems, the Environment and Reclamation RCT - 101 Introduction to Ecosystems, the Environment and Reclamation 2.5 Credit(s) This course encompasses an introduction to ecosystems and the environment, components, and processes that make up natural ecosystems such as water, air, soil, plants and animals. Instruction covers an orientation to BC’s ecology and the biogeoclimatic classification system. The impact of human activity and resource development on the environment will be reviewed along with the methods and approaches to managing environmental impacts such as the mitigation hierarchy and the principles and practices of reclaiming disturbed land. High School graduation is preferred provided the applicant meets or exceeds the stated For more information visit our timetable
Prerequisites: FSK030