Subject	Catalog Number	Title	Credits
Soil Science	325	Hydric Soils & Wetland Environments	2.00
Details: This course is a lecture and field study of the characteristics that make hydric soils and wetlands unique and valuable environments. The interaction between soil, vegetation and hydrology resulting in specific wetland types will be investigated. The role of wetlands and the legal issues surrounding wetland protection in the United States will be discussed. Students will learn and practice methods of identifying hydric soils, wetland vegetation and wetland hydrology and develop skills in wetland delineation. Prerequisites: SOIL 120 (F)
Section	10	Class Number	2425
Term	Fall 2025-2026	Status	Active
Dates	09/02/2025 - 10/20/2025	Topic	None
Time	02:00 PM - 03:50 PM Tu	Instructor	Dolliver,Holly A S
Enrolled	13 of 16	Room	Ag Science Building 336
Notes	This course is field intensive. We will be meeting at the Mann Valley Farm and other field locations in Western Wisconsin.
Section	11L	Class Number	2426
Term	Fall 2025-2026	Status	Active
Dates	09/02/2025 - 10/20/2025	Topic	None
Time	02:00 PM - 03:50 PM Th	Instructor	Dolliver,Holly A S
Enrolled	13 of 16	Room	Ag Science Building 336
Notes	This course is field intensive. We will be meeting at the Mann Valley Farm and other field locations in Western Wisconsin.