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1.1 Description |
Historical Development of Aquatic Restoration
The purpose of this section is to develop an understanding of the
development of aquatic ecosystem restoration over time. You should
understand the evolving nature of these restoration efforts.
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| What You
Have to Do |
In this module you will complete the required learning resources
listed below by listening to Falter's perspective, doing the assigned
readings, viewing the slideshow, and then reading the eReserve articles.
After completing the learning resources you will take part in a group
discussion on this topic. I'll kick it off. Check the Activities
heading in this module to understand what you need to do to participate in the
discussion.
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| Required
Learning
Resources |
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Read pp. 14-40, Restoration of Aquatic Systems (RAS)
PowerPoint of
Falter synthesis
Go to eReserve to read:
 | Josselyn, M., and S. Chamberlain. 1993. History: The
way it was. California Coast and Ocean. 9(3):20-23. Note:
There has been a delay getting this one and a following article from
California Coast and Ocean up on EReserve, so skip around it for the
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| Activities |
Introductory Discussion:
If you are unfamiliar with Blackboard then participate in a discussion with your fellow students
using the Blackboard
discussion tool. Thoughts and/or questions to consider are located in the Discussion
Topic area under Historical ARE. To access this tool, click on this
link:  Blackboard.
You will be prompted for your username (the first part of your U of I
email) and password. After you have logged in, click on
the Discussion link on the Blackboard
Home Page. Here you will see several discussion titles, click on Historical
ARE. Then click on my first posting. This is where you will locate the
questions I want you to consider. Remember to treat this like a
conversation.
For future discussion topics after this one you will be
required at minimum to respond to my initial question and to several of your
fellow students' responses.
If you have any questions on how to use the Blackboard
discussion tool, check out the Help
Docs. If you have any other questions or concerns please let me
know: cmfalter@moscow.com |
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