186 Bachelor's degrees in Natural Resource Management in North America

The Natural Resources and Rangeland Ecology - Wildlife Habitat Ecology and Management programme at Montana State University is a full-time B.S. degree. Spanning four years, this course focuses on rangeland ecology and wildlife-livestock interactions, preparing students for vital roles in private and public land management.

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.

The University of Northern Iowa (UNI) offers an Environmental Resource Management program that prepares students to become leaders in environmental sustainability. This interdisciplinary program combines courses in natural sciences, social sciences, and business, providing a comprehensive understanding of environmental issues and sustainable solutions.

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.

The Natural Resources program at Missouri State University focuses on training students in sound management practices. You will also learn the principles of soil development and the classification and management practices needed to conserve the soil and protect water resources and the environment against pollution.

Agricultural and Resource Economics (AREC) at the University of Maryland is widely regarded as one of the top departments of its kind in the world, offering students outstanding education and training in applied economics and business. It offers a track in Environmental and Resource Economics.