BIOL 301: Conservation Biology is a comprehensive course that delves into the principles and practices of conserving biodiversity and protecting the natural world. This course emphasizes the importance of understanding the ecological, social, and ethical dimensions of conservation. Students will explore the causes and consequences of biodiversity loss, the impacts of human activities on ecosystems, and the strategies for sustainable resource management. They will gain insights into the role of conservation in preserving ecosystems, species, and genetic diversity. Through this course, students will develop critical thinking skills and ethical perspectives needed to address complex conservation challenges.