The Wildlife Ecology and Conservation emphasis track combines a love of the natural world with the desire to protect it.
Our curriculum focuses on the biology, protection, and management of wildlife and their natural habitats. Gain a deep understanding of the intricate connections between species and their environment.
Study species in their natural habitats. Learn about pressing conservation challenges, sustainable resource management, and the importance of community engagement.
Combining both lab and field activities, this program gives students a hands-on, interactive look at the relationships between organisms.
Wildlife biologists play a vital role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems. Their duties may include:
The median wildlife biology salary is $64,650 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
This track is recommended for students pursuing a career in zoology, evolutionary biology, environmental science, wildlife biology, conservation, and more.
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