BSc in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation in Reno United States | University of Nevada, Reno

The wildlife ecology and conservation bachelor's program equips students to analyze wild animal populations and explore methods for safeguarding threatened and endangered species. You'll examine humanity's environmental impacts and discover conservation strategies for vital ecosystems like forests and rangelands. The curriculum begins with core science courses in biology, chemistry, and mathematics, then progresses to specialized subjects like wildlife population management, ecological studies, and pollution science. Beyond major requirements, you'll study plant and animal physiology, diverse animal species, and botanical sciences.
Our program emphasizes practical learning through hands-on courses and lab work in various settings, offering opportunities to collaborate with distinguished faculty on both field studies and research projects.