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The bachelor of science degree in Natural Resources prepares students for a variety of career paths based on the emphasis they choose:
Natural Resources Aviation Emphasis
This emphasis prepares students as natural resource pilot-biologists employed by state, federal and private agencies such as:
- National Park Service
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- Forest Service
- State Departments of Natural Resources
- Private Consulting Firms
- Wilderness Pilots working in Remote Areas
Natural Resources Law Enforcement Emphasis
This emphasis prepares students for positions with Federal, State, County or Local Agencies such as:
- U.S. Border Patrol
- U.S. Customs Services
- F.A.A. Inspectors
- U.S. Sky Marshals
- State, County and Local Law Enforcement Agencies
Natural Resources Management Emphasis
This emphasis prepares students for land management positions with:
- County soil and water conservation districts
- State and federal natural resource agencies
- Private land reclamation firms
- Game farms
- Hunting preserves
Park Management Emphasis
This emphasis is designed for students interested in a career in:
- municipal, county, state, or national park management
- Entry-level positions may include working as a technician or aide in order to obtain the experience required to advance to a higher management position.
Water Resource Management Emphasis
This emphasis prepares graduates for careers with:
- The U.S. Soil Conservation District
- Watershed districts
- Hydrology branches of state natural resource agencies
- Soil and water conservation districts
- Private surveying and consulting firms
Wildlife Management Emphasis
This emphasis prepares graduates for careers with:
- Associate Wildlife Biologist by The Wildlife Society
Other Career Resources
Learn more about Natural Resources careers and companies that have hired our graduates.
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