Forest Resources Minor

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In Forest Resources, you will gain a working knowledge of the processes that influence forest ecology, sustainability, and harvest of the key products derived from forests.

Minimum Requirements: 20 Hours

Required Courses

RNEW 2100 - Forest Management Credits: 3
SOIL 4150 - Forest and Range Soils Credits: 3
RNEW 4775 - Forest Ecology Credits: 4
REWM 4540 - Problems Credits: 1‑4
Choose one from REWM 3100, REWM 4285, or REWM 4700:
REWM 3100 - Principles of Wildland Water Quality Credits: 3
REWM 4285 - Wildland Hydrology Credits: 3
REWM 4700 - Wildland Watershed Management Credits: 3
Choose one from ENR 2300, ENR 3050, ENR/GEOG 4040, or ORTM 3000:
ENR 2300 - Foundations of Sustainability Credits: 3
ENR 3050 - Cultures of Nature in the United States Credits: 3
ENR 4040 - Conservation of Natural Resources Credits: 3 - GEOG 4040 also fulfills this course requirement
ORTM 3000 - Tourism Theory and Practice Credits: 3
Choose one from REWM 2000, REWM 4440, ZOO 2450, or GEOG 4470:
REWM 2000 - Principles of Rangeland Management Credits: 3
REWM 4440 - Applied Fire Ecology Credits: 3
ZOO 2450 - Fish and Wildlife Management in the Anthropocene Credits: 4
GEOG 4470 - Fire Ecology Credits: 3