The Environmental Conservation (ENVC) program offers a two-year curriculum for students
dedicated to protecting natural resources and solving environmental problems. Through
rigorous coursework and extensive fieldwork, students gain a strong foundation in
ecological principles, sustainable resource management, and field technician skills.
Courses cover topics like plant and animal biology, species identification, and ecosystem
dynamics, using a watershed-based approach to natural resource conservation.
This hands-on, place-based program prepares students for entry-level roles in federal,
state, local, tribal, and private organizations, or for seamless transfer into the
Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Conservation program.
Sample Career Options
The information above reflects the 2026-2027 course catalog and is subject to change.
Please check with your advisor for the most up to date information.
