The UW wildlife and fisheries biology and management degree is a course of study that offers a path to careers in natural resources management. As a wildlife and fisheries biology and management ...

Oversee wildlife populations through habitat management, implement policies to protect endangered species, and explore population dynamics. Be what tomorrow needs with a Bachelor of Science in ...

The bachelor's degree in wildlife ecology and conservation prepares you to study wild animal populations and learn about ways to protect threatened and endangered species. You'll study how humans have ...

A bachelor's degree in fish and wildlife management from Montana State University followed; then a master's degree in zoology and physiology from the University of Wyoming; and a Ph.D. in forest ...

The Natural Resources Management (NRM) program is structured to introduce students to a wide range of renewable natural resources (soils, water, vegetation, wildlife, recreation), while maintaining ...

In the forest ecology and management major, you'll learn how to use scientific reasoning and data to make decisions about managing crucial natural resources such as forests and the wildlife ...

These sparsely treed ecosystems provide habitat for wildlife, food for livestock, natural beauty for our souls along with oil, natural gas, timber—and jobs. To understand and sustainability manage ...

Zoologists and wildlife biologists need at least a bachelor's degree. Many schools offer bachelor's degree programs in zoology, wildlife biology, or ecology. An undergraduate degree in biology with ...

Professional forestry education has been featured at ESF since the College's founding in 1911. Today's Forest Resources Management program is the top (#1) Forestry Program in the United States ...