Major Concentrations
Aquatic
The Aquatic concentration program combines the study of wildlife and natural resource with advanced aquatic conservation research methodology, so that students may understand how to plan and implement a variety of conservation practices that benefit aquatic species and environmental protection.
The program prepares students for careers as an aquatic biologist, conversation resources management biologist, wildlife manager, and much more!
The Wildlife and Natural Resources Program with an Aquatic emphasis meets the certification requirements of the American Fisheries Society (AFS)
We offer advising toward several professional programs. Specific requirements vary and faculty mentors will assist with course choices.
Terrestrial
The Bachelor of Science in Wildlife and Natural Resources with a Terrestrial concentration program combines the study of wildlife and natural resource with advanced coursework in animals, land-based plants, and other living organisms. The program also focuses on the importance of protecting and maintaining a healthy population of forestry species and habitats.
The program prepares students for careers as a Zoologist and Wildlife Manager, Habitat Biologist, Terrestrial Biologist, Ecologist, Educator, and much more!
The Wildlife and Natural Resources Program with a Terrestrial emphasis meets the certification requirements of The Wildlife Society (TWS)
We offer advising toward several professional programs. Specific requirements vary and faculty mentors will assist with course choices.
