BSc in Forest Ecology and Management in Reno United States | University of Nevada, Reno

As a forest ecology and management student, you'll develop skills in applying scientific analysis and evidence-based approaches to oversee vital natural assets like woodlands and their resident wildlife.

Your initial year will include foundational mathematics and science classes, plus an overview of natural resource stewardship that explores conservation biology, environmental philosophy and economics, with particular attention to the Truckee River basin and Great Basin environment.

Advancing through the program, you'll deepen your understanding of conservation science while specializing in subjects such as woodland ecosystems, aquatic resource stewardship, dendrology, and fire ecology. The curriculum features frequent excursions to nearby sites, allowing you to implement classroom learning in real-world scenarios.