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Gain expertise in applying biological, ecological, economic, and social principles to create and execute sustainable forest management strategies. The curriculum focuses on comprehending forest ecosystem dynamics, the impact of natural and human-induced changes, and ecosystem adaptability. The Forestry program has been updated to offer four specialized tracks: forest management, forest science, urban forestry, and sustainable biomaterials (a technology-focused degree for wood-based product development). This program equips students for professional opportunities with government entities like state forestry departments or the U.S. Forest Service (forest management track), private sector companies and consulting firms (urban forestry, sustainable biomaterials), and advanced academic pursuits (forest science). The program holds accreditation from the Society of American Foresters.
You'll be equipped for careers in government agencies (state/federal fish and wildlife), non-profit organizations (The Nature Conservancy, Ducks Unlimited), private consulting practices, or further academic research (MS, PhD, DVM). This qualification fulfills The Wildlife Society's educational requirements for Certified Wildlife Biologist certification.