Natural Resource Management Undergraduate Academic Certificate

To complete the certificate, students must take a total of 24 credits from the courses listed in the program of study. All coursework must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.  With CNR certificate committee approval, students may transfer up to six credits of course work from another institution to count towards their certificate program.

Select 24 credits from the following courses:24
REM 151
Rangeland Principles
FOR 221
Principles of Ecology
REM 252
Wildland Plant Identification
REM 253
Wildland Plant Identification Field Studies
REM 280
Introduction to Wildland Restoration
GEOG 385
Foundations of GIS
REM 341
Systematic Botany
ENVS 450
Environmental Hydrology
ENVS 485
Energy Efficiency and Conservation
FISH 415
Limnology
FOR 451
Fuels Inventory and Management
FOR 454
Air Quality, Pollution, and Smoke
FOR 484
Forest Policy and Administration
REM 407
GIS Application in Fire Ecology and Management
REM 410
Principles of Vegetation Monitoring and Measurement
REM 411
Wildland Habitat Ecology and Assessment
REM 429
Landscape Ecology
REM 440
Restoration Ecology
REM 456
Integrated Rangeland Management
REM 459
Rangeland Ecology
WLF 440
Conservation Biology
Total Hours24

Courses to total 24 credits for this certificate.