Join us on Oct 27th @1pm for an open discussion and thoughtful reflection on how to improve D&I experiences in HDNR. All students are invited!…

Attend a group advising session with our departmental advisors and have all you need to register for classes!

Dr. Christina Cavaliere’s work centers around the intersection of tourism and conservation and recently presented during the international conference, Opportunities for Ecotourism in Slovakia. The…

Warner College Peer Support Group Share your experiences and challenges with other Warner students in an online discussion group set up for a virtual, facilitated…

These scholarships are intended to support incoming students joining HDNR in Fall 2020 or Spring 2021 who self-identify as being historically under-represented in the natural resources field.

The Pathways team has been closely monitoring the status of the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact it is having around the globe.  To give everyone better predictability, we have decided to postpone Pathways Europe 2020.

Classes Moving Online: Spring Break for students and faculty will be extended through Tuesday, March 24, with classes resuming Wednesday, March 25, as follows: Classes at all levels will be delivered online beginning Wednesday, March 25.

The successful PhD applicant for this position would pursue an independent research project that builds on and relates to issues related to tourism and conservation. The student’s work could focus on tourism and protected areas, wildlife interactions, sustainability issues, international conservation policy, socio-ecological impacts and/or biocultural conservation. 

China boasts some of the greatest inbound and outbound tourism numbers and our Master of Tourism Management taught in Wuhan is seeing similar broad successes.