We focus on the relationship between people and nature, understanding that lasting conservation requires a human perspective and essential skills like leadership and management. Whether you’re pursuing a research career or looking to lead as a conservation practitioner, we’d love to help you find the right program.
Graduate programs and certificate
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Graduate Certificate
Communications for Conservation
Inspire action, engage diverse audiences, and drive meaningful change in conservation.
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Master of Science
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources
Shape the future of natural resource policy, management, practice, and scholarship.
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Professional Masters Degree
Master of Conservation Leadership
Develop the leadership, collaboration, and problem-solving skills to tackle complex conservation challenges and create meaningful change for communities and ecosystems worldwide.
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Doctorate of Science (Ph.D.)
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources
Build the research skills and practical expertise to address complex challenges in conservation and natural resource management.
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The Human Dimensions of Natural Resources graduate experience
Build the research skills, theoretical grounding, and practical know-how to understand human-environment interactions, from policy and governance to behavior, communication, and community-based conservation.
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Community
Joining HDNR means joining a community. Whether you study online or on campus, you'll have regular opportunities to connect, both virtually and in person. You'll find your place here.
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Real-world impact
Put your learning to work. Whether you build advanced analytical skills to address pressing socio-environmental issues, partner with an agency on a hands-on conservation project, or tailor assignments to your own professional interests, you’ll gain skills you can use right away.
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Career support
Wherever you are in your career, we'll help you take the next step. Build your network, attend professional events, meet with faculty and staff about your goals, and tap into Warner College career services for personalized support.
Fort Collins, Colorado
Fort Collins blends education and industry, hard work and outdoor recreation, tradition and progress. If you’re looking for a college experience with the perfect fusion of culture, opportunity, and adventure, Fort Collins is where you’ll find it.
Located at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Fort Collins provides extensive access to hundreds of miles of trails for biking and hiking, world-class fishing and rock climbing, and camping, all in an area with over 300 days of sun per year.