Understand the science. Lead the change.
Our department gives you the critical-thinking skills and hands-on training to solve complex environmental challenges from the ground up.
Solving these challenges requires new, diverse voices – including yours. As a Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology student, you’ll be part of an inclusive community from all backgrounds that works together to advance environmental justice and find innovative solutions.
Your career begins here. We prepare you to become a leader in academia, government agencies, or the nonprofit sector. You’ll graduate ready to make your mark as a researcher, manager, or advocate for the planet’s fish and wildlife.
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Department News
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Warner College of Natural Resources 2026-27 Seminar Series is here
October 23, 2026Attend Warner College seminars throughout the 2026-27 academic year and earn raffle tickets for chances to win prizes.
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Fat Squirrel Week 2026: Big personalities, bushy tails and the power of voting
October 14, 2026Colorado State University’s favorite furry competitors returned to the spotlight Oct. 6-13 for Warner College of Natural Resources’ third annual Fat Squirrel Week, where eight campus squirrels competed for the coveted title of CSU’s fattest squirrel.
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Novel device will help show how wildfire smoke impacts wildlife
October 8, 2026Colorado State University researchers have developed an air quality monitoring device that can be paired with systems that track wildlife location and physiological data to learn how smoke impacts wildlife health and behavior.
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Chris Myrick receives national fisheries education award
September 30, 2026The Excellence in Fisheries Education Award recognizes outstanding teaching and advising in fisheries education.
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Heather Jackson and co-authors receive 2026 Rollie Lamberson Research Award
August 27, 2026Heather Jackson, senior instructor and online certificate program director in the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology, is among the authors of a paper selected for the 2026 Rollie Lamberson Research Award.