COURSE CURRICULUM

Lower-Division Requirements 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, Calculus for Non-majors, Field Skills, Introduction to Natural Resources Management and Conservation, Communications in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies or Writing and Communication Skills, Physics for Life Sciences I or General Introduction to Physics 200 Level Ecology, Genetics, Organic and Biochemistry, Forest Plant Systems or Systematic Botany, Introduction to Soil Science, Terrestrial Ecological Classification, Introduction to GIS, Introduction to Wildlife and Fisheries, Basic Statistics Choose two of the following: Invertebrate Zoology, Plant Biology, Animal Diseases and Parasites, Introduction to Earth Science, Hydrology, Integrated Resource Management Upper-Division Requirements 300 Level Limnology, Ichthyology and Herpetology, Ornithology and Mammalogy, Evolutionary Biology, Ecological Analyses, Environmental Impact Assessment or Environmental Law or Public Engagement for Sustainability or Environmental and Professional Ethics, Aboriginal Perspectives on Land and Resource Management or Society, Policy and Administration 400 Level Aquatic Plants or Plant Ecology, Fish Ecology, Population and Community Ecology, Wildlife Ecology, Wildlife Management or Fisheries Management Choose one of the following: Conservation of Aquatic Ecosystems, Conservation Biology, Field Applications in Resource Management, Natural Resources Planning, Conservation Planning, Watershed Management Elective Requirement Elective courses as necessary to complete a minimum of 123 credit hours, including at least 15 upper-division courses in Biology, Forestry, Natural Resource and Environmental Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, or Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management.