Students majoring in Forestry will attain knowledge and skills applicable to scientifically managing the nation’s ecosystems– private and public.
Forestry courses cover the management of forest ecosystems for multiple benefits including wood and fiber products, biodiversity, recreation, interpretation, water, wilderness, and wildlife.
Graduates find work as urban foresters, naturalists, restoration ecologists, natural resource conservationists, park rangers, fire ecologists, or in working with wood and bio-based products.
Forestry
Adviser:
Amanda Chung
(515) 294-4796
