The College of Natural Resources houses three Departments dedicated to the field of Natural Resources:

Department of Environment and Society

This department emphasizes programs that bring people and science together for healthy communities and enduring ecosystems.

Undergraduate Degrees:

Environmental Studies
Geography - Human-Environment Emphasis
Geography - Geographical Analysis and Bioregional Planning Emphasis
Geography - Teaching
Recreation Resource Management

Graduate Programs:

Bioregional Planning
Geography
Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Science and Management
NR Environmental Education Program
Recreation Resource Management
Ecology
 

  

 

 

Department of Watershed Sciences

This department is dedicated to programs that bring science to the management of watershed ecosystems in Utah and the world.

Undergraduate Degrees:

Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
Geography - Physical Geography Emphasis
Watershed and Earth Systems

Graduate Degree Programs:

Aquatic Ecology
Fisheries
Watershed Science

 

 

Department of Wildland Resources

This department is committed to programs in integrating forest, range, and wildlife sciences.

Undergraduate Degrees:

Conservation and Restoration Ecology
Forestry
Rangeland Resources
Wildlife Science

Graduate Programs:

Ecology
Forestry
Range Science
Wildlife Biology