For these individuals, there's the College's undergraduate major in Recreation Resources Management. Graduates with this major end up in a wide range of jobs related to human use of natural resources, public land management and the recreation industry.
Many graduates work for national, state or local park systems.
Others take jobs with outdoor recreation or tourism firms. Some go to conservation organizations. The program is based in the Department of Forest Ecology and Management , but Recreation Resources Management majors enroll in a broad range of courses across campus. They're also required to do an internship. Many of them intern as park rangers.