Wildlife Conservation & Terrestrial Stewardship

Credits: 3 US (transcript Issued via Hartwick College) | 20–21 ECTS | 41 CATS

About the Course

Step into the world of wildlife conservation and learn how to protect our planet’s most vulnerable species. This short course equips you with the scientific, ethical, and community-based knowledge needed to address threats to biodiversity. You’ll explore ecosystems from rainforests to savannas, examine strategies for habitat protection, and consider the role of local communities in conservation success.

What You’ll Learn

• Understand the ecological importance of biodiversity and species protection.

• Develop practical skills in habitat restoration, monitoring, and research.

• Analyse human–wildlife conflict and community-led conservation strategies.

• Evaluate ethical and legal frameworks in conservation practice.

• Strengthen skills in communication, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement.

Program Highlight

Picture yourself tracking elephants across African savannas or assisting with reforestation projects to restore vital habitats. This is conservation in action—learning that makes a measurable difference.

Why It Matters

For learners: Build a strong foundation for careers in ecology, biology, or conservation.

For schools & groups: Enhance service trips with structured, assessed learning.

For communities: Ensure conservation projects integrate ethical practice and local voices. ⚠️ Enrollment Process

• Enrollment is not automatic. Each application is reviewed by our academic team.

• Once your enrollment is confirmed, you’ll receive an orientation email within 48 hours.

• Orientation gives you access to your first module, assignments, and resources.

• You’ll have 12 months to complete the course asynchronously at your own pace.