Fish and Wildlife Conservation Technician Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology

Overview

Protecting our natural environment is important to you. We get that – trust us. With our campus nestled in Ontario between the largest freshwater lakes in the world, being fed by pristine rivers and wrapped by undisturbed forests, the conservation and sustainable management of our diverse ecosystem is a big deal.

Welcome to your new classroom. It’s breathtaking.

Gain specialized skills in resource management techniques and gain a deep understanding of our changing environment through field and lab surveys with this Fish and Wildlife Conservation Technician program from Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology.

Plus, through our partnership with the regional conservation authority, we’ve expanded our outdoor classroom adding more diverse lands to research and apply real-world natural resource management techniques.

Get outside. Make a difference. The real you was meant for the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Technician program

Career

Graduates of the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Technician program may find employment as fisheries or wildlife technicians, conservation officers, hatchery workers, area technicians, resource technicians, research technicians, or laboratory technicians with organizations such as the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, conservation authorities, regional municipalities, and natural resource consultants.

A majority of technician graduates find seasonal employment immediately. You may need to develop experience to secure a permanent, full-time position. Graduates of this program may opt to continue their studies in an Honours BSc degree program through transfer agreements with certain Canadian and Michigan universities.