COURSE CURRICULUM

Lower-Division Requirement 100 Level Introductory Biology I, Introductory Biology II, Introductory Biology I Laboratory, Introductory Biology II Laboratory, General Chemistry I, General Chemistry II, General Chemistry Lab I, General Chemistry Lab II, Microeconomics, Calculus for Non-majors, Field Skills, Introduction to Natural Resources Management and Conservation, Communications in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies 200 Level Ecology, Weather and Climate, Forest Plant Systems, Introduction to Soil Science, Terrestrial Ecological Classification, Forest Biology and Silvics, Introduction to GIS or Cartography and Geomatics, Introduction to Earth Science, Resource Inventories and Measurements, Basic Statistics Upper-Division Requirement 300 Level Public Engagement for Sustainability, Silviculture, Disturbance Ecology and Forest Health, Forest Economics or Society, Policy and Administration, Forest Disturbance Agents, Aboriginal Perspectives on Land and Resource Management, Field Applications in Resource Management 400 Level Environmental and Professional Ethics, Forest Ecosystem Modelling, Forest Practices and Management, Natural Resources Planning, Professional Writing and Undergraduate Report or Undergraduate Thesis