All curricula lead to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources.
Wildlife Science focuses on the application of ecological knowledge to wildlife biology and management aimed at preparing students for graduate study in wildlife science. The Conservation of Wildland Resources curriculum provides a broad education in forest-related natural resources. It emphasizes the interaction between the biological, environmental, and social dimensions of forested ecosystems. A practice-oriented degree leading to the Master of Forest Resources in Urban Horticulture is also available. Professor David Manuwal is the Acting Chair of the ES Division.