Fisheries, Range and Wildlife Management: Range (B.S.)

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Careers in this field are mainly in the outdoors and work with helping ecosystems stay in balance with each other, checking that livestock is properly cared for and so much more. In this career, you will make sure that the different aspects of the range stay healthy and it's able to continue growing and prospering. 
 
*With coursework requirements designed to meet State and Federal hiring prerequisites, and to prepare students for graduate studies.

## Highlighted Career Paths

Graduates with a degree in Range Management have a wide array of rewarding careers before them. Check out some of the top careers students get with this degree or explore more career options in I-Plan.

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Rangeland Conservationist

Work in analyzing the conditions of range resources and find solutions to management problems. Study and report on what's happening with the range in local areas.

Livestock Production Consultant

Is involved in most aspects of livestock. This includes overseeing livestock activities, such as breeding, maintaining, and shipping livestock. Also makes sure that the different livestock procedures are following government regulations.

Rangeland Ecologist

A rangeland ecologist works manly with the ecosystem of range, such as vegetation, water, and wildlife. They manage these different areas to guarantee everything is working together and there are no inconsistencies or diseases that break out.

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## Highlighted Courses

Develop expertise in rangeland ecology, plant and soil science, and wildlife-livestock interactions through courses in ecology, conservation, and land management to prepare for careers or graduate studies in rangeland conservation, resource management, or ecological consulting.

Introductory Chemistry

CHEM 101

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Feeds and Nutrition

AS 220

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Horticultural Soils

APS 220

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Range Management

BIO 225

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Range Plant Taxonomy

BIO 252

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Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition

AGRON 321

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Range Ecology Systems Management

BIO 325

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Range and Wildland Plant Ecology

BIO 393

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Rangeland Inventory and Improvement

BIO 466

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