Giving back to our natural world.
We need our natural resources, but our natural resources also need us. Restoration ecology addresses this century’s challenge of healing lands damaged by intensive human use and resource extraction such as mining, deforestation and land fragmentation. You’ll understand foundational ecological processes and be equipped with skills needed to restore the functions and aesthetics of damaged ecosystems.
At Warner College, the classroom is just the beginning.
Opportunities for getting outside to learn, do research, and recreate are extensive.
Students participate in immersive field courses at CSU Mountain Campus and beyond.
Undergraduate students can participate in research projects to further their education.
Take your education international and spend a semester abroad. More Warner College students study abroad than any other college at CSU.
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