Applied Ecology Concentration Ecology's emphasis is on the interactions among all forms of life and between organisms and their environments.
Applied ecology takes a problem-solving approach to an almost unlimited range of study.
Typical areas of study include management of renewable natural resources, forest management, fisheries and wildlife management, ecosystem ecology, environmental risk assessment, endangered species, and wetlands. Careers are available in a wide spectrum of organizations in positions such as environmental science, forestry technology, or environmental planning. Forest Ecology and Management Fall Select nine credit hours from the following courses. Other courses may also be selected with and advisor's approval. The School of Public and Environmental Affairs .