SOIL, WATER AND ECOSYSTEM SCIENCES ON CAMPUS COURSES
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SWS 6932: CONSERVATION HYDROLOGY
Instructor:
Matthew Deitch
Assistant Professor, Watershed Management
West Florida Research and Education Center
(850) 983-7131
mdeitch@ufl.edu
About the Course
This course presents a watershed-scale survey of the processes through which water
moves through the hydrologic cycle, and how watershed characteristics influence these
processes. We will also examine how watershed characteristics influence stream and
riparian ecosystems, and how they influence water resources for human needs.
Additionally, we will review contemporary methods for water resource and stream
ecosystem conservation; and present case studies that illustrate how these concepts
are applied to real-world situations in the southeastern United States and beyond.
Credits: 3
Semesters Offered: Spring (Online), Summer C (Milton Campus)
General Education Requirement Course: No
Prerequisites:
Textbook (Optional): Hydrology and the Management of Watersheds, 4th Edition, by Brooks, Folliott, and Magner Additional reading materials such as US Geological Survey reports will be provided in Cannvas in each weekly module