This program provides students with the opportunity to develop and integrate knowledge and skills in forest ecology and biology, forest measurements, forest policy, and administration, forest operations, and forest management to provide society with a steady, renewable supply of wood and ecosystem services.

Food safety and security, natural resource depletion, climate change and the drive for sustainability are among the most significant global challenges of our time. There is a growing demand for professionals who are skilled at solving economics problems and making decisions relevant to these critical agricultural and natural resource issues.

This BSc program provides a theoretical background focusing on the sustainable use of natural resources and the protection of the environment. Emphasis is given to the understanding of the interaction between components of the biosphere, agriculture, horticulture, and landscape design. Students will obtain a general overview of the economic and legal context of the environment.

With a Bachelor of Land Management, students establish the land valuation professional base, land, land payment, taxation, the zone of land evaluation, land cost, location, and valuation of immovable property.

The baccalaureate degree in Natural Resource Management provides students with the knowledge, analytical and practical skills, and decision-making competencies to protect and use effectively our renewable resources.

The department offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Recreation Administration for individuals who are committed to the recreation and leisure services profession. The major in Recreation Administration prepares students with the knowledge, understanding, ability, and skill necessary to successfully function in professional positions related to the major.

If you value our natural resources and want to help sustain them, you’ll find the training to do so in SUNY Morrisville’s Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree program in environmental & natural resources management. The program allows you to choose from the natural resources conservation track or the aquaculture & aquatic science track and earn your associate degree along the way, or transfer in with a related degree from another institution.

The Natural Resources emphasis area is multidisciplinary, including coursework from biology, geology, natural resources, and environmental science. Courses in writing, ethics, and special topic integrative seminars broaden students' knowledge base and hone their communication and critical thinking skills.

McNeese State University’s Bachelor of Science degree program in natural resource conservation management provides you with an understanding of the sciences as they relate to the environment and natural resources. Students study plant and animal ecology, wetland delineations, wildlife techniques and more, while also receiving specialized training in water and soil testing and other ecological conservation techniques. As a natural resource conservation management major, you can also minor in agricultural sciences, environmental science, or wildlife management.

Create, manage, conserve, and restore natural and urban ecosystems sustainably while meeting society's goals and needs. Apply what you learn to conserve plant and animal species in forests, grasslands, rivers, streams, and urban areas.

Welcome to the Native Environmental Science Program! We are pleased to offer one of the only Bachelor of Science in Native Environmental Science programs globally. Our cutting-edge program is designed to support students in becoming leaders in their fields and their communities.

The Aaniiih Nakoda Ecology program is designed to prepare graduates to become effective caretakers and stewards of the place they call home – the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation and the surrounding prairies, river bottoms, and island mountain ranges of northcentral Montana.

The Bachelor of Science in Marine Resource Management (B.S.-M.R.M.) degree is designed for graduates who have completed an Associate in Arts (A.A.) or Associate in Science (A.S.) degree. The B.S.-M.R.M. program includes coursework and field experience in marine resource management settings to enable students to integrate theory with practice.

The Bachelor's Degree program in Agricultural Resource Management emphasizes the application of agricultural sciences and business and economic principles to the issues confronting agricultural and food producers, consumers, and institutions.

The four-year degree program draws on existing courses shared among different programs at Grenfell Campus and also introduces new courses.