With its proximity to campus, the ENRTA is an excellent option for class lectures and labs. In addition to the various ecosystems found throughout the property, the property also has a covered porch and a conference room with a capacity of 28 people. Below are examples of departments and courses that utilize the property.
A teaching use request form is required.
Department of Rangeland, Wildlife & Fisheries Management
- RWFM 415 – Range Analysis and Management Planning
- RWFM 422/689 – Large Mammal Management
- RWFM 316 – Range Ecology
- RWFM 313 – Vegetation Sampling Method & Design
- RWFM 301 – Wildland Watershed Management
- RWFM 411 – Ecosystem Management
Agriculture Leadership Education and Communication
- AGSC 373 – Managing Safety in the Agriculture Science Program
Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology
- ECCB 402 – General Ornithology
- ECCB 215 – Fundamentals of Ecology
- ECCB 401 – General Mammalogy
- ECCB 417 – Prescribed Fire
Department of Entomology
- ENTO 301/602 –Biodiversity and Biology of Insects
- ENTO 201 – General Entomology
- ENTO 432 – Applied Forensic Entomology
Department of Soil and Crop Sciences
- SCSC 401 – Forensic Soil Science
- SCSC 310 – Soil Morphology and Interpretations
Department of Geography
- GEOG 331 – Geomorphology
School of Military Sciences
- MLSC 221/222 – Tactics and Leadership Theory I & II
- MLSC 321/322 – Adaptive Leadership and Tactical Operations I & II
- MLSC 421/422 – The Army Officer and the Profession of Arms I & II