155 Bachelor's degrees in Natural Resource Management in United States

The Wildlife and Fisheries Biology and Management program offered at The University of Wyoming provides a thorough introduction to the basic sciences in addition to more intensive training in fisheries or wildlife ecology and management. 

The Recreation, Parks and Leisure Services - Resource Management major at Minnesota State University Mankato offers career tracks in leisure planning and management, resource management and therapeutic recreation. 

The Bachelor of Science major in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies from Texas State University prepares students for a wide variety of government and private sector occupations relating to resource conservation and/or environmental management. 

Integrated Studies - Sustainability Society and Resource Management from Pittsburg State University provides students with the opportunity to develop the knowledge and hands-on experience required for effective resource management in today’s complex world.

As technology continues to advance, so does the need for people trained and equipped with the technical skills and knowledge of its applications. Troy University’s Bachelor of Resource and Technology Management provides students with a unique interdisciplinary program that combines business management, social sciences and the technical skills offered in the sciences.

The Natural Resources Science and Management (Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences) programme at the University of Missouri - Columbia is a comprehensive bachelor degree. Delivered via a public study mode, this course focuses on taxonomy and research techniques to prepare students for vital roles in global conservation and ecology.

Students in the Agriculture - Natural Resources - Range Management program from Southern Utah University  will demonstrate effective application of agricultural knowledge and resources to solve problems and perform relevant activities.

The Natural Resources Management degree program at Auburn University was approved in 2011 as a flexible major that includes core natural resource management courses plus a required minor, concentrating coursework on one of many diverse outdoor careers.

Coastal Environmental Science and Society from Texas A&M University at Galveston prepares students for a successful future in marine resource development through an increased focus on geological and biological sciences, along with economics, political science and law.

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.

The Natural Resources Science and Management (Terrestrial Ecosystems) programme at the University of Missouri - Columbia is a bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This comprehensive course focuses on land management and species conservation, blending wildlife management with forestry over a four-year duration.

Throughout the Agricultural Economics - Specialty Option in Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences BSc programme from Kansas State University you'll gain an understanding of the factors impacting today’s global economy as you study relevant issues and opportunities in modern agriculture.

The Natural Resources and Environmental Science - Watershed Management programme at Purdue University is a full-time B.Sc. degree. This interdisciplinary course combines technical competency with policy and economic expertise. Students gain the skills needed to address complex water quality and land use challenges over four years.

The University of Central Missouri's Biology - Wildlife and Natural Resource Conservation curriculum encompasses the science and art of studying, managing, conserving, and protecting wild animal populations and the ecosystems on which living things depend; you will learn to apply ecological knowledge to aid in managing natural resources.

The Geospatial Information Science degree at University of Georgia offers a foundation in natural resource management coupled with extensive training in Geographic Information Systems.