This seven-hour course explains the processes by which land is returned to the natural landscape, delving into the processes of site evaluation, project design, ecological rehabilitation implementation, monitoring, and management. The course will also investigate restoration project case studies offering an in-depth look at the science and strategy behind ecological restoration, focusing on the methods used to rebuild thriving ecosystems.

From understanding soil health and hydrology to the crucial role of native flora and fauna, the curriculum covers the fundamental processes that drive habitat recovery. Explore real-world applications of conservation science in both urban settings and wild landscapes, gaining a deep appreciation for the complex mechanisms that sustain biodiversity, reverse environmental damage, and promote long-term ecological resilience.