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BIO 340/340L - CULTURE, BIODIVERSITY, AND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT LAB
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BIO 360/360L - ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY LAB (Hawaii and Republic of Palau)
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Field lecture course addressing cultural impacts on biodiversity and conciliatory demands for resource management to preserve the integrity of unique global environments. An experiential study of culture, regional geological morphology and weather-patterns, economic development, the freshwater-marine continuum, resource utilization, environmental law and management on conservation of unique biological habitats and organisms. Lab field course on culture, biodiversity and balanced resource management to preserve integrity of unique global environments and compromises with economic development. Assessment of biodiversity in diverse biomes (e.g. elevational and rainforest-desert gradients, watersheds, coral reef systems) will be assessed with experimental design, data collection and analysis. May fulfill only one laboratory requirement for the Biology major. 
Field lecture course on environments of Pacific Islands. Study of volcanic geology, island morphology/weather-patterns, native culture, economic development, freshwater-marine continuum and water resource utilization on unique biological habitats. Lab field course on Pacific Islands. Ecology of elevational and rainforest-desert gradients, volcanic mountain streams, watersheds, and coral systems with experimental design, data collection and analysis.
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BIO 320/320L - MARINE BIOLOGY LABORATORY - HAWAII BIO 320/320L - MARINE BIOLOGY LABORATORY - FLORIDA AND GEORGIA
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Introduction to the diversity of marine life including the physical-chemical environment. Examination of marine organisms and processess. Laboratory work conducted on UD campus and at off-campus field sites in the south. Third term only.