About this program
About
If you want a career outdoors—and a science-based path to conservation—forestry, fisheries and wildlife prepares you to tackle real conservation challenges related to ecosystems, habitats, and species. Through coursework and field experiences, you’ll build skills to manage forests, aquatic systems and wildlife in a changing world.
What can I do with this degree?
Degree outcomes
Graduates in forestry, fisheries, and wildlife study and manage natural ecosystems and wildlife populations. They work to conserve biodiversity, protect habitats and support sustainable management of forests and aquatic systems.
Wildlife and Fisheries Science
- Wildlife biologist
- Fisheries technician
Forest and Land Management
- Forester
- Conservation scientist
- Wildlands firefighter
- Wildlife officer
Natural Areas and Park Management
- Park or natural areas manager
- Habitat restoration specialist
- Park ranger
Education and Outreach
- Environmental educator
- Naturalist
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Explore Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife
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Explore Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife
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Protect habitats, restore ecosystems, and conserve wildlife.