Water, Wetlands, and Marine Resources Management

Your "Marine Biology" lecture covers invertebrate adaptations, focusing on how different species thrive in aquatic environments. Afterward, in the lab, you meticulously identify plankton samples from a recent collection, using compound microscopes to record species diversity. You grab lunch with classmates, discussing the upcoming midterm. In the afternoon, you tackle readings for "Wetlands Ecology," grappling with complex scientific papers on peatland formation, highlighting key terms for later study and class discussion tomorrow. It’s a dense start, but you enjoy the direct application of theory.