Postgraduate

Welcome to BI 7101: Biodiversity Conservation and Ecological Restoration. This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of biodiversity at both local and global scales, focusing on the crucial role ecosystems play in supporting life and human well-being. You will explore the impact of human activities on biodiversity, examine ecosystem services, and study frameworks for conservation and ecological restoration. A key focus will be on bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world applications through hands-on activities and practical fieldwork. The course also emphasizes aligning conservation efforts with national priorities and global environmental goals, while integrating policy, governance, and community participation. By the end of the course, you will be equipped to analyze biodiversity patterns, evaluate ecosystem threats, and design effective conservation strategies. You will gain skills in ecological assessment, restoration planning, and sustainable resource management, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to biodiversity conservation and ecological resilience in a rapidly changing world.