Ecology

Participate in the global discussion about the issues affecting all organisms and the environments where we co-exist.

Overview

Develop a mutual co-relationship with the organisms and ecosystems in beautiful Northern Ontario and around the globe.

Study the interactions between the living and non-living organisms within our environment at all levels, including organism, population, community, ecosystem, and global systems.

Understand how all of these interactions work, and apply your knowledge to the issues affecting our world today, such as, environmental and energy conservation, resource allocation, and eco-friendliness.

Study how each species needs the other for peaceful coexistence, how to prevent extinction and endangerment of species, conserve energy resources, and equitably share limited natural resources.

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Key Features

Apply knowledge of species interactions to conserve natural resources and help keep Northern Ontario ecosystems in balance
Conduct research and create strategies to ensure the continued co-existence of all organisms within our environment
Participate on a global scale to address issues such as global resource allocation, conservation of species, and encourage ethical ecological practices

Career Opportunities

Ecological research, conservation, environmental consultation and park and wildlife management in universities, in the private sector and in government agencies.

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