Conservation Law Enforcement Conservation officers are men and women dedicated to enforcing the laws that preserve and protect our natural resources. Conservation officers are known in various jurisdictions by a variety of titles, including game warden, environmental police officer, game protector, ranger, or marine patrol officer. The Conservation Law Enforcement program at Unity College, leading to a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, integrates a firm foundation in law enforcement with preparation in wildlife and fisheries management. Because the conservation officer's primary duty is to protect natural resources, our program provides students with a strong natural science background. You will study habits and habitats and investigate the scientific principles on which natural resource management is based.
Conservation officers deal with people every day, often in confrontational situations.
You will develop skills in persuasion and leadership. You will learn about laws and law enforcement as they relate to natural resources. Unity's internship program will give you a chance to work directly with professionals in the field. Through this program you can earn college credit while gaining valuable job-related experience.