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Apply to CSU Pueblo
Complete the undergraduate application and submit the information requested through the CSU Pueblo admissions process.
Program Admissions
Wildlife & Natural Resources, BS
Program Admissions
Begin your path toward a degree focused on wildlife, natural resources, field science, and the application of scientific research to real-world ecosystem challenges.
Start Your Wildlife & Natural Resources Journey
The Wildlife and Natural Resources program helps students develop applied scientific skills through field and laboratory experience, data analysis, and scientific research.
Students receive the guidance and preparation needed to apply scientific techniques to real-world ecosystem problems while building a foundation for careers and advanced study in wildlife and natural resource fields.
Your Path to CSU Pueblo
Getting started is straightforward. Apply to CSU Pueblo, explore the Wildlife and Natural Resources program, and begin planning the concentration that best fits your goals.
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Explore the Program
Learn about field experiences, coursework, career preparation, and the Aquatic and Terrestrial concentration options.
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Plan Your Degree
Connect with Biology faculty and academic advising to begin planning coursework around your academic and professional goals.
CSU Pueblo Admissions
CSU Pueblo considers several factors when evaluating whether a student is academically prepared for undergraduate study.
GPA Academic performance is considered as part of the admissions review.
Academic Rigor The strength and preparation represented by previous coursework may be considered.
Assessment Scores Assessment information may be considered when evaluating academic preparation.
Life Experience Broader experiences may also be considered as part of the admissions process.
Learn Through Experience
Science That Takes You Into the Field
Wildlife and Natural Resources students develop scientific skills through a combination of classroom learning, laboratory work, field experience, and data analysis.
The program emphasizes using scientific research and evidence to understand and address real-world questions involving wildlife, ecosystems, and natural resources.
Explore Hands-On LearningChoose Your Direction
Wildlife and Natural Resources students choose between two concentration areas as they shape the degree around their interests.
Aquatic Concentration
Focus your studies on fisheries, aquatic organisms, freshwater systems, habitat, and aquatic resource management.
View Aquatic RequirementsTerrestrial Concentration
Focus your studies on terrestrial wildlife, populations, habitat, ecology, and natural resource management.
View Terrestrial Requirements
