As our planet's natural resources face continuing pressure, conservation becomes ever more critical. Wild spaces and natural areas are under increasing pressure from industrial and urban development, recreational activities, agricultural expansion, and energy exploration. In order to meet these going demands, natural resources must be managed effectively and efficiently.
The Associate of General Studies in Natural Resources Management degree is designed to prepare students for careers in this dynamic and rewarding occupation. Important foundational courses form the core of the program.
Topics of interest include:
- Ecological research methods
- Natural Resource principles & management
- Statistical measures
- Geographic Information Systems & Global Positioning Systems
- Ecology
- Biodiversity
- Sustainability
- Ecosystem Management
- Endangered Species
- Habitats
- Wildland Restoration
Many students often seek their baccalaureate degree at universities, while others begin working for the many government agencies such as; State, City and County Parks Systems, US Forest Service, BLM or National Park Service. |
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Career Opportunities:
Forest/Park Ranger
Field or Lab Technician
Environmental Consultant
GIS Specialist
Forestry Technician
Ranch Manager
Naturalist
Range Technician
Recreation Technician |
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