Ecology and Natural Resource Teaching Area

With its proximity to campus, the Ecology and Natural Resource Teaching Area (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