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Ecology and Natural History of Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve an upper-division course, aims to help student learn ecology and natural history using a living laboratory, the Jasper Ridge Preserve. The courses central goal is that, as a community of learning, we examine via introductory discussions, followed by hands-on experiences in the field the scientific basis of: ecological research, archaeology, edaphology, geology, hydrology, species interactions, land management, and multidisciplinary environmental education. The 10 sessions that compose the academic program are led by the instructors, faculty (world-experts on the themes of each session), and JRBP staff. In addition, this class trains students to become JRBP Docents that therefore join the Jasper Ridge education affiliates community. nnAfter completing this course and as new affiliates of Jasper Ridge, participants will be able to lead research-focused educational tours, assist with classes and research, and attend continuing education activities available to members of the JRBP community.