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| Fish & Wildlife Resources | One of the leading fishery and wildlife resources in the
nation, we have more than 200 undergraduate majors and 100 graduate students studying under 18 full-time
faculty members. |
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| Forest Products | Prepares
students for well-paying positions in (1) Forest Products Business Management,
(2) Timber Harvesting, and (3)Wood Construction and Design. Employment opportunities are outstanding. |
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| Forest Resources | Prepare for a career in forestry and ecology. The
B.S. in Forest Resources, accredited by
the Society of American Foresters, furnishes credentials for federal, state, and private resource and land management agencies.
Our B.S. in Natural Resources Ecology and Conservation Biology serves as
pre-professional training for law school or for professional staff land management and natural resource
positions. |
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| Rangeland
Ecology & Management |
Our
approach to the study and management of rangelands is ecological. We study community ecology, plant identification, fire
management, wildland restoration, habitat management, grazing, and much more. |
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| Resource
Recreation & Tourism |
Our program strength is flexibility, allowing students to concentrate on topics such as natural
resource communication, environmental interpretation / education, outdoor recreation leadership, tourism and leisure
enterprises, and wilderness and protected area management. Graduates begin careers in government resource management agencies, private businesses, and nonprofit organizations. |
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