Environmental challenges are about more than science; they’re about people, too. In the Human Dimensions of Natural Resources degree at Colorado State University, you’ll explore how social, political, and economic factors shape conservation efforts. You’ll take science courses, gain hands-on experience through fieldwork, and build skills in communication, leadership, and collaboration. This program prepares you to bring communities together to solve real-world environmental problems.
DID YOU KNOW?
80% of HDNR graduates secured their first destination plans
Students utilize a 1600-acre mountain campus for natural resource measurement courses
Classes have an 18:1 student-faculty ratio
SOME CAREER OPTIONS
Conservation Administrator
Environmental Communication Specialist
Sustainability Manager
Park Ranger
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FORT COLLINS: AN OUTDOOR ADVENTURE PARADISE
At Colorado State University’s Warner College of Natural Resources, the outdoors isn’t just something you study – it’s also your backyard. Just minutes from campus, you can explore over 280 miles of paved and unpaved trails or visit one of the 50 surrounding parks. Hike through scenic foothills, bike along the Poudre River, or spend a weekend camping, fishing, rafting, or stand-up paddle boarding. Whether you’re looking for an easy afternoon escape or a more challenging trek, Fort Collins offers outdoor experiences for every kind of explorer, all within reach of CSU’s campus.
KEEP EXPLORING THE WARNER COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Discover how you can turn your passion for the environment and natural resources into a purpose-driven career. Explore the program further to learn more about joining the Warner College community, and don’t forget to check out our Instagram for a look at student life, fieldwork adventures, and internship opportunities.
