BIOL 300
Ecology
Fall 2025
Topics
- Ecology
- Relationships
- Evolution
- Natural selection
- Ecosystems
- Learning
Readings
- Required: Course Textbooks Edition(s) Publisher
Fall 2024
Topics
- Ecology
- Relationships
- Evolution
- Natural selection
- Ecosystems
Readings
- Required: Relyea 2021 Ecology, The Economy of Nature, Ninth Edition. W.H. Freeman, Macmillan Learning (available in university bookstore, eBook through publisher). Required Field trip This course includes a mandatory in-person field trip to Queen’s University Biological Station. The field trip is scheduled for Sept 14, Sept 15, and Sept 21 (Sept 22 is reserved as a rain day). The trip costs per participant, which includes transportation, site access, and lunch. Although the majority of students benefit most from participating in-person, we recognize the need for flexibility, especially with ongoing public health concerns. Everyone who is not feeling well, or who feels unsafe with in-person learning, should take advantage of remote options.
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Fall 2023
Topics
- Ecology
- Relationships
- Evolution
- Natural selection
- Ecosystems
Readings
- Required: Relyea 2021 Ecology, The Economy of Nature, Ninth Edition. W.H. Freeman, Macmillan Learning (available in university bookstore, eBook through publisher). Required Field trip This course includes a mandatory in-person field trip to Queen’s University Biological Station. The field trip is scheduled for Sept 16, Sept 17, and Sept 23 (Sept 24 is reserved as a rain day). Although the majority of students benefit most from participating in-person, we recognize the need for flexibility, especially with ongoing public health concerns. Everyone who is not feeling well, or who feels unsafe with in-person learning, should take advantage of remote options. Remote options cover the same material and have the same
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Fall 2022
Readings
- Required Textbook: Relyea 2021. Ecology, The Economy of Nature, Ninth Edition. W.H. Freeman, Macmillan Learning (available in university bookstore, eBook through publisher). Lecture modules follow the organization of the textbook – you will need to read the relevant chapters before lecture/completing each module. Lecture modules and other course materials will be available through onQ.
Fall 2021
Topics
- Ecology
- Evolution
Fall 2019–20
Topics
- Ecology
- Evolution
Fall 2018–19
Topics
- Ecology
- Evolution
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2025
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2024
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2023
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2022
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2021
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2019–20
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2018–19
- Additional readings or course notes are supplied through the course platform; individual titles may not be public.