Cooperative Research Units
Education, Research And Technical Assistance For Managing Our Natural Resources

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North Carolina Education Activities

A field crew trains with King Rail expert prior to field season.

North Carolina Unit scientists offer educational instruction in multiple forms. They instruct university graduate-level courses in their topical areas of expertise; they advise graduate students in their thesis and dissertation research; and they conduct and organize professional workshops and symposia on special topics.

Courses Taught

Management of Small Impoundments (Thomas Kwak 2016)
Fisheries Techniques and Management (Thomas Kwak 2016)
Ornithology The biology of birds, including evolution, functional morphology, physiology, ecology and behavior. Field and museum laboratories emphasize particular aspects of morphology, ecology and behavior, as well as taxonomy and identification. (Ted Simons 2016)
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Training Offered

Kwak, T.J., J.R. Fischer, and K.H. Pollock 2014. Developing Standard Fish Sampling Techniques. Workshop for Commonwealth and local Caribbean fisheries and aquatic biologists. July 15-16, San Juan, Puerto Rico. (Thomas Kwak, Jesse Fischer July 2014)
Techniques For Fish Habitat Monitoring Using Side-Scan Sonar. North Carolina Chapter, American Fisheries Society, 2014 Meeting, Durham, NC. February 18, 2014. (Joseph Hightower February 2014)
An Introduction to Structured Decision Making for Natural Resources Managers (Jaime Collazo, Krishna Pacifici, Colin Shea September 2013)
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