Sustainable Resource Management

Sustainable Resource Management

The Sustainable Resource Management degree offers an interdisciplinary program of study which stresses sustainable management of renewable and non-renewable natural resources. To serve the needs of students with differing career interests, three-degree specializations are offered: (1) Natural Resources Management, (2) Forest Resources Management, (3) Parks and Recreation Management. Students choosing the Natural Resource Management specialization will be well-prepared for a variety of fields in natural resources, including graduate school or employment in industry or governmental agencies. Students choosing the Forest Resources Management specialization meet the requirements as a civil service forester. Students will be well-prepared for graduate school or employment in industry or governmental agencies. Student choosing the Parks and Recreation Management specialization will be well-prepared for a variety of fields managing recreation resources, including graduate school or employment in industry or governmental agencies.

Program at a Glance

Degrees: B.S. in Sustainable Resource Management
Optional Concentrations: (1) Natural Resources Management, (2) Forest Resources Management, (3) Parks and Recreation Management
List of Courses (below)

Sustainable Resource Management Majors Can Get Training in…

• Wildlife Ecology and Management
• Watershed Science
• Forest Ecology
• Forest Ecosystem Protection

Training Outside the Classroom:

• Learn more about our recently gifted 300-acre George A. Myles Experimental Forest here. 

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