Natural Resources and the Environment Certificate
Throughout this program you will gain critical insights into the conservation and use of natural resources, and build a better understanding of the viewpoints which impact public debate and decisions on this important topic.
Program Curriculum
Choose four different courses, two courses from each of the following groups:
Group I
Group II
- FW 355 - Hunter Education for Instructors (2 cr.)
- FW 357 - Wildlife Habitat on the Great Plains (3 cr.)
- FW 575 - Wildlife Habitat Evaluation for Educators (3 cr.)
- FW 576 - Wildlife Policy, Administration, and Law (3 cr.)
OR
NR 501 - Leadership and Public Communications (3 cr.) - NR 515 - Natural Resources Policy and Biodiversity (3 cr.)
Other courses related to Natural Resources or Fishery and Wildlife Biology issues may be substituted by special request.
Before embarking on this CSU certificate program in Natural Resources & the Environment, I had already earned three college degrees (one B.S. & two Masters, all in scientific fields). The certificate program was challenging, the choices of text books excellent, and the assignments very practical with valuable real-world applicability. Dr. Benson is a first-rate professor, not only as someone very knowledgeable as a professional in his field, but also as an outstanding educator.
- Louise A. Berney
More Information
Michele Sterling
(970) 491-2520
msterling@learn.colostate.edu
Certificate at a Glance
Delivery
Correspondence. On-campus attendance is not required to complete this program. Exams are proctored.
Total Credits
11 to 12 credits
Tuition
See Tuition & Fees or individual courses.
Time Frame
Can be completed at your convenience.
Designed For
Those students interested in gaining both a philosophical and functional view of natural resource and environmental issues.
What you will earn
A Certificate of Completion may be requested when all required courses have been completed.

