Prospective Undergraduate Students
Fulfill Your Passion, Sustain Our World!
What will you do with your 30,000 Days? Students in the Warner College of Natural Resources don't just study the environment in books, they get dirty and get first hand experience. And they have been doing it for over 100 years! Experiential education is the foundation of our programs, because to study the outdoors, you have to get outdoors.
The wide range of undergraduate degrees in Natural Resources and the Environment rivals any college in the nation. From managing wildlife to outdoor recreation to managing forests, our college is involved on every level of sustaining our world.
As the cornerstone for the new School for Global Environmental Sustainability here at CSU, WCNR contributes to and benefits from the multitude of environmental programs throughout the University.
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What Do You Want To Study?
Contact Ethan Billingsley if you have questions about becoming a WCNR student-
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Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology |
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Wildlife rules in this major with three concentrations; Wildlife Biology, Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, and Conservation Biology. Learn more.
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Forestry |
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Our Forestry program began in 1904 and continues to be a leader in the field. Four concentrations within the major and our own Colorado State Forest Service allow for educational and experiential opportunities unique to CSU. Learn more.
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Geology |
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From earthquakes to oil, our Geology degree "digs" into a wide variety of issues involving the earth's processes. Learn more.
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Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism |
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Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world! This major's four concentrations can get you involved, whether it is managing our Nation's parks or a whitewater rafting company. Learn more.
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Natural Resources Management |
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This degree allows students to gain a broad education in the Natural Resources through diverse coursework from all four departments. Students specalize by choosing from one of WCNR's 7 minors or from the 60+ minors available at CSU. Learn more.
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Rangeland Ecology |
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Rangelands occupy nearly 50 percent of the earth's land surface and consist of grasslands, savannas, deserts, alpine communities and much more! See how you can preserve and manage some of these spectacular ecosystems. Learn more.
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Watershed Sciences |
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Water is arguably the most important resource in the West and the World! This major will prepare you to assess and resolve the water issues we face. Learn more.
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