26 Bachelor's degrees in Natural Resource Management in Canada

Are you passionate about working outdoors and interested in the management of trees, vegetation and forest ecosystems? The Forest and Natural Areas Management program from British Columbia Institute of Technology is a two-year diploma program with a focus on forestry, vegetation management, arboriculture for supporting sustainable community development in both rural and urban environments.

The Nature-Based Tourism Management programme at the University of Northern British Columbia is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. Spanning four years of study, this course explores sustainable industry practices and entrepreneurial perspectives within the global ecotourism and adventure travel sectors.

The Natural Resources Conservation programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources. This public degree focuses on protecting wildlife, forests, and oceans through interdisciplinary study, combining natural and social sciences to address global climate challenges.

Sustainable use of our land, water and plant resources is increasingly recognized as a key societal goal. The Resource Economics and Policy BSc program offered by University of Saskatchewan involves the development of policies directly relevant to the management of these resources.

Are you passionate about the outdoors, and see yourself in a future career protecting Canada’s rich natural environment and wildlife? The Bachelor of Natural Resource Protection at Vancouver Island University is for environmental stewards who are ready to turn their passion for nature conservation, nature protection and natural resource management into a career.

This Recreation, Fish and Wildlife program from Selkirk College can provide you with a 4-month Co-Op Education experience and transfers to several Canadian universities offering transfer into a variety of degree programs.