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Ecosystem Modelling
Assessing opportunities and inequities in undergraduate ecological forecasting education
Conducting ecological research in a way that addresses complex, real-world problems requires a diverse, interdisciplinary and quantitatively trained ecology and environmental science workforce. We use ecological forecasting to show how ecology and environmental science undergraduate curriculum could be evaluated and ultimately restructured to address the needs of the 21st century workforce. We developed and implemented programs to increase the accessibility and comprehensiveness of ecological forecasting undergraduate education, including initiatives to engage specifically with Native American undergraduates and online resources for learning quantitative concepts at the undergraduate level.
Alyssa M. Willson
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Hayden Gallo
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Jody A. Peters
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Antoinette Abeyta
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Nievita Bueno Watts
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Cayelan C. Carey
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Tadhg N. Moore
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Georgia Smies
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R. Quinn Thomas
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Whitney M. Woelmer
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Jason S. McLachlan
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Integrating Ecological Forecasting into Undergraduate Ecology Curricula with an R Shiny Application-Based Teaching Module
Undergraduate and graduate students who completed the module showed increased familiarity with ecological forecasts and forecast uncertainty. Integrating ecological forecasting into undergraduate ecology curricula will enhance students’ abilities to engage and understand complex ecological concepts.
Tadhg N. Moore
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R. Quinn Thomas
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Whitney M. Woelmer
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Cayelan C. Carey
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