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.
Code | Title | Hours |
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Select 24 credits from the following courses: | 24 | |
Rangeland Principles | ||
Principles of Ecology | ||
Wildland Plant Identification | ||
Wildland Plant Identification Field Studies | ||
Introduction to Wildland Restoration | ||
Foundations of GIS | ||
Systematic Botany | ||
Environmental Hydrology | ||
Energy Efficiency and Conservation | ||
Limnology | ||
Fuels Inventory and Management | ||
Air Quality, Pollution, and Smoke | ||
Forest Policy and Administration | ||
GIS Application in Fire Ecology and Management | ||
Principles of Vegetation Monitoring and Measurement | ||
Wildland Habitat Ecology and Assessment | ||
Landscape Ecology | ||
Restoration Ecology | ||
Integrated Rangeland Management | ||
Rangeland Ecology | ||
Conservation Biology | ||
Total Hours | 24 |
Courses to total 24 credits for this certificate.