21. MCC :: Career Pathways careers in this pathway are related to agriculture, the environment and natural resources. environmental sciences, fisheries, forestry, horticulture and http://www.mcc.edu/pdo/cp_natural_resources.shtml

What are Career Pathways? Michigan Career Pathways Fast Track Careers Sample Career Categories ... Career Pathways Home Natural Resources and Agriscience Careers in this pathway are related to agriculture, the environment and natural resources. These include agricultural sciences, earth sciences, environmental sciences, fisheries, forestry, horticulture and wildlife. Is this Career Pathway for You? Are you a nature lover? Are you practical, curious about the physical word, and interested in plants and animals? Do you enjoy hunting or fishing? Do you like to tend the garden or lawn? Are you interested in protecting the environment? This could be your career pathway! Sample Career Categories Agriculture Animal Health Care Earth Science Environmental Science Fisheries Management Wildlife Management Horticulture Forestry Life Science Recommended Courses in School Agriculture Astronomy Chemistry Biological Sciences Animal Science Math Botany Geography Natural Resources and Agriscience Programs at MCC About MCC Policies Sitemap ... Webmaster

22. Wildlife & Fisheries Professions (WF 1101) for and finding jobs in natural resources management September 24, 2003 Professionalism; forestry careers. The Wildlife Society American fisheries Society MSU http://www2.msstate.edu/~kmh127/wf1101/wf1101.htm

Mississippi State University WF 1101 Wildlife and Fisheries Professions August 20, 2003 - Welcome and Course Introduction Lecturer: Dr. Kevin M. Hunt Lecturer's Favorite Websites: ESPN Outdoors U.S. Census Bureau National Doppler Radar Weekly Reading: None Other Websites to visit prior to class: Course Syllabus University Policies Relating to Students College of Forest Resources August 27, 2003 - Undergraduate Responsibilities Guest Lecturer: Ms. Rachel Singleton Lecturer's Favorite Website: Focus on the Family Weekly Reading: A Sand County Almanac: Preface and Foreward Other Websites to visit prior to class: CFR Current Student Webpage MSU Student E-mail Accounts September 3, 2003 - Tips for a Successful Undergraduate Career Guest Lecturer: Dr. Rick Kaminski Lecturer's Favorite Web Sites: Ducks Unlimited Delta Waterfowl Weekly Reading: A Sand County Almanac: Biography (last page) and Pages 3-24. Websites to visit prior to class: Aldo Leopold Biography (1) Aldo Leopold Biography (2) Aldo Leopold Foundation Quotes from Aldo Leopold Guest Lecturer: Dr. Stephen J. Dinsmore

23. Natural Resources Conservation in the management of parks, forestry, arboriculture, fisheries, and wildlife Other careers include conservation officers, zoo supervisors, and http://www.morrisville.edu/academics/ag_natural resources/nrc/html/nrc.htm

Natural Resources Conservation The Natural Resources Conservation (NRC) associate of applied science (A.A.S.) program is the largest and oldest comprehensive environmental program offering the associate of applied science (A.A.S.) degree in New York State. The NRC curriculum provides a scientific and technical education for those who will seek employment in areas directly involved with the environment. Curriculum flexibility also provides for those interested in advanced degrees. Many graduates are transferring into a number of environmental studies programs at major universities throughout the United States or pursuing the Renewable Resources BT program offered in our Department. Natural Resources is a broad field, and the curriculum is designed to allow for some flexibility. This is accomplished by providing the following two areas of concentration: Environmental Conservation Transfer In addition, students may pursue either the Forest Technology (one-plus-one program with SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry) option or the Pre-environmental Science and Forestry option (available for students planning to transfer to one of several available programs at the State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry).

24. Camp Set For Ranger Careers camp acquaints high school students with careers in forestry and other natural resources fields including wildlife management, fisheries biology, park http://www.stmarystoday.com/Camp Set for Ranger Careers.htm

This weeklong residential camp acquaints high school students with careers in forestry and other natural resources fields including wildlife management, fisheries biology, park management, and land-use issues. Camp Staff includes personnel from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Forest Service and other resource management professionals. The curriculum features a series of hands-on activities, lectures, problem solving exercises and field trips to give students a first hand knowledge of natural resource careers. A College Night and Career Night are also featured during the week. The Maryland Association of Forest Conservancy District Boards sponsors the program, and local county Forestry Boards coordinate student selection, fees, and transportation. In most cases, student scholarships are provided.

25. Illinois Department Of Natural Resources fisheries staff also work to educate the public or related ones, such as forestry, outdoor recreation FOR MORE INFORMATION ON natural RESOURCE careers CONTACT http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/education/kids/career/career.htm

Illinois Department of Natural Resources The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) is the state’s natural resource conservation and outdoor recreation provision agency. The Department manages more than 400,000 acres statewide-Illinois’ state parks, fish and wildlife areas, conservation areas, natural area, nature preserves, state forests, state trails and boat access areas. IDNR is a diverse agency with a common goal to conserve, preserve and manage the natural resources of the state while providing high quality outdoor experiences for our citizens. To accomplish this goal, the agency relies on the technical and professional skills of many valued people. IDNR employees consist of biologists, park rangers, land agents, administrators, maintenance workers, secretaries, foresters, educators, police, landscape architects and engineers. The end result of the work done by IDNR employees impacts and affects everyone in Illinois, current, as well as future residents. Whether it’s surveying land for a new site, patrolling a lake to ensure safety of its users, collecting and analyzing research data or presenting a workshop to teachers about conservation education, working with natural resources is exciting, fulfilling and is our future. Read about some career options below. PARKS AND RECREATION Staff within the state park system are responsible for the management of wildlife, habitat areas and for providing safe and enjoyable recreational opportunities. Duties vary from site to site depending on the types of habitats present and services available. A large amount of time and effort is devoted to maintaining all state park sites-such as mowing, repairing facilities, painting-or developing new areas. Site staff are responsible for registering campers, picnic groups and hunters and monitoring potentially dangerous situations within the park. Some sites have staff that conduct educational programs for park visitors. All people working in the parks are in contact with park visitors on a daily basis and must have good communication skills.

26. Natural Resources: Careers In The Resource Industries In Canada fisheries resources Chapters Driving Forces fisheries; Suggested careers in the Resource Industries engineer Forest firefighter forestry technologist Fruit http://www.statcan.ca/english/kits/hae2000/caree1.htm

Teacher's kits Human activity and the environment 2000 Natural Resources Careers in the Resource Industries in Canada Overview Students complete a profile of a career in a Canadian resource industry. Contributors: Dianne Clipsham and Cathy Sigler. Objectives To learn about one resource-based industry in Canada To learn about one primary industry career in Canada To develop communication skills by selecting from the following presentation products: create a career profile presentation using software such as Powerpoint create a newspaper article for the Classified section create a biography or career report of an individual in a selected career Suggested Grade Levels and Subject Areas Intermediate Geography, Careers Secondary Geography Duration: Five to six 50 minute periods. Vocabulary Groundfish Non-renewable resources Primary industry Renewable resource Roundwood Silviculture Softwood Materials From the print version of Human Activity and the Environment 2000 (see footnotes in text for additional information and hotlinks to sources for materials on resource industries): Agricultural resources: sub-section 4.4.1: Agricultural driving forces (pg. 98-99)

27. IPL Reading Room Serials: Careers at all levels in forestry, fisheries, wildlife, range social sciences as they relate to natural resources. Social SciencesGender SexualityWomenCareers. http://www.ipl.org.ar/cgi-bin/reading/serials.out.pl?ty=long&id=soc50.90.15

28. Natural Resources / Environment For Students Web sites with jobs Sites for specific career fields natural resources / Environment / forestry / Wood Science / fisheries / Wildlife. http://www.career.vt.edu/WebSites/CareerFields/naturalresources.htm

Virginia Tech Top Floor Henderson Hall (0128) Blacksburg, VA 24061 phone (540) 231-6241 fax (540) 231-8018 Career Services location office hours A-Z index ... contact us You are here: Career Services For Students Web sites with jobs Sites for specific career fields Natural Resources / Environment / Forestry / Wood Science / Fisheries / Wildlife Choose another career field If you know of a good site on this topic that we haven't listed here, please email me with the URL! Privacy protection Natural Resources / Environment / Forestry / Wood Science / Fisheries / Wildlife We provide links as a service to Virginia Tech students and alumni. See privacy protection before you register or post your resume online American Hiking Society Volunteer opportunities related to trail management and conservation. Appalachian Trail Conference Jobs, permanent and seasonal.

29. Undergraduate Information - Forestry And Natural Resources - Purdue University Undergraduate programs for the Dept. of forestry and natural resources, Purdue University. fisheries, aquatic sciences, forestry, natural resources, wildlife, wood products manufacturing, alumni. http://www.agriculture.purdue.edu/fnr/html/ugrad.html

Home Page Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Research ... Calendar of Events Keyword Search: FNR Purdue Agriculture Purdue University Help Undergraduate Programs Academic Curricula and Course Information Majors Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Forestry Natural Resources Wildlife ... Wood Products Manufacturing Technology Minors Wildlife Science Wood Products Manufacturing Technology Course Descriptions (a Purdue University site) Summer Practicum Admissions U.S. or Naturalized Citizens International Students Scholarship Information FNR Scholarships Scholarship/Award Form ( Word or PDF Student Life WWWW Learning Community Student Organizations Campus Map Where can You go with this degree? Alumni Perspectives USDA Natural Resources Careers Job Search Contact: Jane Alexander jalexander@fnr.purdue.edu Purdue University Forestry Building 195 Marsteller Street West Lafayette IN 47907-2033 Phone: Fax: 765-496-2422 Contact by email

30. Career Browser: Forestry Major the intricacies of the forest and its associated natural resources. prepare students for their careers include computer summers to work in forestryrelated jobs http://www.collegeboard.com/apps/careers/majors/0,3480,15-063,00.html

Site Colleges College Search Where to Start Campus Life College Visits Tools College Search Compare Colleges LikeFinder Jump To College Applications Career Browser Email Newsletters Home ... Career Browser Forestry General Information Typical Courses H.S. Preparation Potential Careers ... Sources of Additional Information General Information Forestry is the science, art, and practice of managing and using the natural resources on forestlands. The major combines social, physical, and biological sciences to ensure informed management of forests and associated resources. What the Major is Like Foresters are frequently involved in managing timber, water, recreation, forage, and wildlife habitat. They also play an important role in improving the environment. In addition to managing the forest's many resources, some forestry professionals are involved in wood science and technologythat is, they study the physical and chemical properties of wood as an industrial raw material. These specialists are concerned with all aspects of the manufacture and sale of wood products, such as oriented strand board and wafer board, and with new techniques for manufacturing other composite products. Their jobs may involve developing new wood products or monitoring the manufacture of existing products. Undergraduate programs begin with general course work in English, mathematics, chemistry, physics, speech, and statistics. Basic forestry is usually studied in the freshman year. Because forestry is a diversified field, students have to choose one of several specialized areas. Introductory forestry courses and field studies conducted by forestry faculty provide information about these options. Once students have acquired this background, they begin course work in their chosen area. The decision on the specialty may come as early as the freshman year or as late as the end of the sophomore year.

31. Career And Technical Education [KSD] They will gain knowledge of the effects of management practices on other resources, such as wildlife and fisheries. careers in forestry and associated areas http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/KSD/CTE/hs-tradegroup01.html

KSD Home Page CTE Home Other KSD Departments CTE Teachers ... Available Programs for Each School Animal Science I Animal Science I is an introduction to agriculture in Washington and the United States and many associated careers. It emphasizes the study of large farm animals [horses and cows] including selection, feeding, reproduction, and health practices. Participation in the Future Farmers of America (FFA) is recommended as an integral part of the class. Animal Science II Prerequisite: Animal Science I Animal Science consists of a study of small farm animals [sheep, pigs, goats, poultry, and rabbits] including selection, feeding, reproduction, and health practices. Soils, fruit, and vegetable production will be studied as related to home garden production. Participation in the Future Farmers of America (FFA) is recommended as an integral part of the class. Animal Science III This course is a study of farm management and agriculture business. Emphasis is placed on management systems, marketing, import/export practices, credit, and the effect of politics on agriculture. Commercial scale crop farming of the local area and state is studied. Time is provided for individual projects or study in approved areas. Participation in the activities of the Future Farmers of America (FFA) is recommended as an integral part of the class. Animal Science IV This course consists of a study of land use, measurement, soils testing, fertilizers, agriculture chemicals, and the effects of agriculture on the environment and associated natural resources. There will be extensive study of agricultural careers and the necessary training. Time will be provided for individual projects or study in approved areas. Participation in the Future Farmers of America (FFA) is recommended as an integral part of the class.

32. GVSU Nat Res Mgmt Major Requirements. for students interested in a career in the in areas such as forestry, fisheries, wildlife, soil watershed management, and related natural resources fields. http://www.gvsu.edu/biology/nrmreq1.html

Requirements for a Natural Resources Management Major The Program in Natural Resources Management prepares students for careers in resource management and environmental science. The program combines training in scientific skills with quantitative and qualitative decision-making techniques. The Program in Natural Resources Management offers a general degree and three optional emphases. Click on the links to learn more about each track. General Degree Program Emphasis in Ecosystem Science and Management Emphasis in Environmental Science Emphasis in Resource Information Science Also see NRM Course List GVSU Home Biology Home NRM Program ... NRM Courses

33. Debra Duncan Crunkilton Career Highlights. Ecological Basis for natural Resource Management natural resources 250 – Introduction to fisheries, forestry, and Wildlife Mgt http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/faculty/crunkiltond/

Debra Duncan Crunkilton, Ph.D. Senior Lecturer in Forestry and Natural Resources College of Natural Resources University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Stevens Point, Wisconsin 54481 Phone: 715-346-4227 FAX: 715-346-3624 E-mail: dcrunkil@uwsp.edu Biography Debra Crunkilton is a lecturer in Forestry and Natural Resources at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. She teaches a variety of courses including Forest Ecology and Dendrology, Ecological Basis for Natural Resource Management, and Introduction to Fisheries, Forest, and Wildlife Management. In addition, Dr. Crunkilton has instructed courses in Mensuration, Issues in Resource Management, and Introductory Classes in Forestry, Natural Resource Management, and Ecology. Many of her courses include hands-on laboratory teaching. She has been active in the Society of American Foresters for almost 20 years and has participated in Women in Natural Resources Programs. Formal Education Doctoral Program Ph.D. in Forestry - Physiology and Silviculture, University of Missouri-Columbia, 1989. Master’s Program Masters of Public Administration with Policy Analysis Emphasis, University of Missouri-Columbia, 1986.

34. Welcome To Western School District Career Pathways designed to prepare students for careers in agriculture earth sciences, environmental sciences, fisheries management, forestry, horticulture, and http://scnc.western.k12.mi.us/schools/whs/career/natural.htm

Natural Resources and Agriscience Western School District COLLEGE PREP ENDORSEMENT CREDITS/COURSES English 4 (Acc. English 10/American Lit/ Composition or AP Lit.) Social Studies 4 (Ancient/Mod. World History/ Am. History or Acc. Am. History) Science 3 (Biology/Chemistry/Elective) Math 3 (Algebra/Geometry/Algebra II) Foreign Language 2 years same language Fine Arts recommended 2 years Career Cruising is a comprehensive career program that offers users of all ages: Career Matchmaker - match careers with interests Explore Careers - find the career information you're looking for multimedia interviews with real people in every career Explore universities and colleges Browse earnings, working conditions

35. College Majors And Careers - Natural Resource Management Regardless of your career choices, increase your College, Research Assistant, fisheries Wildlife Development Committee, Extension forestry Specialist, North http://careerservices.rutgers.edu/Mnaturalresources.html

Career Handouts Student Services Home Career Opportunities for Majors in Natural Resource Management Introduction Natural Resource Management, often categorized with the agricultural or environmental sciences, provides an understanding of how natural living systems function and how they can be managed to provide benefits to people. Students may pursue course work that prepares them for traditional careers in resource management, or they may take a broader array of courses that meets interests related to the conservation of natural resources and specific areas of concentration such as ecology, wildlife or fisheries. A broad background in natural resource management, however, is appropriate preparation for resource management professionals. Both practical (internship) experience and the development of basic computer application competency in the field are required. A bachelor's degree is sufficient for most advanced technician positions in a wide variety of organizations. As one progresses in the field an advanced degree might be required. While most natural resource management majors work in related occupations and eventually obtain advanced degrees, others choose different directions. Many careers do not require a specific major, but rather a wide range of demonstrated skills and accomplishments. Regardless of your career choices, increase your marketability to employers through internships, responsible work experience, good grades, and involvement in college activities.

36. Natural Resources Conservation - Faculty Of Forestry At U.B.C. Career Opportunities. corporation, First Nations, and municipal natural resource agencies in areas of fisheries, wildlife, forestry, environment, or http://www.forestry.ubc.ca/cons/nrc/NRCProgram.html

B.Sc. Natural Resources Conservation Areas of Interest Forest biology Conservation biology, philosophy and ethics Terrestrial wildlife ecology, management and biodiversity Aquatic ecosystem management and conservation Soil science Geographic Information Systems Remote sensing Resource economics Statistics Sociology Policy and land use planning Proud Winner of the Alfred Scow Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Student Experience and Learning Environment at the University of British Columbia. Program Objectives The Natural Resources Conservation Program is an interdisciplinary program designed to prepare students for careers in the conservation of renewable natural resources, management of protected areas, and landscape and local level planning for both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Program of Study The program of study provides students with a solid foundation across several disciplines that reflect the multi-faceted character of conservation issues and conservation research. These include:

37. ForestryUSA.com: Forestry Careers And Employment - Forestry, Careers, Jobs, Cons agribusiness and other organizations that affect natural resource issues; and or university with a Bachelor s Degree in fisheries, forestry or Wildlife http://www.forestryusa.com/j-missouri.htm

return to current listings MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION RESOURCE FORESTER The Missouri Department of Conservation has a position available for two Resource Forester positions; one each in Glencoe and Linn, Missouri. SALARY RANGE: Annually $33,024- $57,576 Beginning salary will be $33,024 to $35,688 depending on qualifications. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: QUALIFICATIONS: Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor's Degree in Forestry Management or closely related Natural Resources degree and three (3) years of progressively responsible professional experience in forestry or related Natural Resource work; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. CLOSING DATE: May 26, 2004 For an application, contact the Missouri Department of Conservation, Human Resources Division, 2901 West Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, Missouri 65102 (573/751 4115). Applications also available on Internet site at www.mdc.mo.gov/about/jobs/

38. ForestryUSA.com: Universities And Colleges - Forestry, Careers, Jobs, Consultant needs of professionals in three fields forestry Wildlife and fisheries Forest Products We resources If you are interested a career that combines http://www.forestryusa.com/univer-coll.htm

Universities and Colleges Your Internet Gateway to Forestry and Forest Products in America Universities Colleges Universities Alabama Auburn University Within Auburn University's overall mission as the state's Land Grant University, the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences' goal is to develop and maintain an outstanding faculty with the diverse backgrounds necessary to provide Auburn students and the citizens of Alabama with superior programs in forestry and wildlife education, research, and public service Alaska University of Alaska Fairbanks, Department of Forest Sciences - The mission for the Department of Forest Sciences is to generate and provide knowledge to students and resource users that is important to the successful long-term management of forest resources in Alaska and the circumpolar north. Arizona University of Arizona - The primary mission of the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research is to apply dendrochronology (the study of tree rings) to improve understanding of natural environmental variability in climatic, hydrologic, geomorphic, and ecological systems and their interactions with human societies.

39. Careers Career Information forestry and other natural Resource Conservation Authorities; forestry Woodland Companies; Saw of fisheries and Oceans, Environment Canada. http://www.oforest.on.ca/Forestry Careers/Careers.htm

Career Information - Forestry and other Natural Resource Professions - PROGRAM JOB POSITIONS EMPLOYERS AVERAGE EARNING EMPLOYED FORESTRY top Forestry BSc. Professional Forester Forest Management Planner Operations Forester Timber Supply Analyst Quality Control Supervisor Manager Forest Resources Appraisal Forester Consulting Forester District Forester Forestry Superintendent Forest Engineer Regional Inventory Officer-Forestry Pulp and Paper Companies Federal and Provincial Governments Private Consulting Agencies Environmental Organizations International Paper Company Forest Inventory Consultants Ltd. Weyerhaeuser Company Ltd. Silvacom Ltd. Natural Resources Canada Ontario Forestry Association Forestry Technicial/Technology Tree Marker Forest Inventory Manager Tree Climber Harvester Wildlife Technician Nature Interpreter Forest Fire Suppression Officer Silviculture Technician Forest Ecosystem Assessor Forest Operation Supervisor Forest Planner Hydroelectric Companies Conservation Authorities Forestry Woodland Companies Saw and Pulp Mills Forest Nurseries Tree Service Companies Lands and Forest Consulting

40. 2004-2005 UAF Catalog: Baccalaureate Degree Programs option is designed for those planning a management career involving largely non forestry. Management Principles (3) or FISH 401W,O/2 fisheries Management (3 http://www.uaf.edu/catalog/current/programs/nat_res_mgmt.html

@import url(http://www.uaf.edu/uaf/sitestyles.css); Advanced Search 2004-2005 UAF Catalog Baccalaureate Degree Programs Natural Resources Management School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences www.uaf.edu/snras/ B.S. M.S. Degrees Minimum Requirements for Degrees: 130 credits The B.S. degree has three concentrations: forestry; plant, animal, and soil sciences; and resources. The forestry concentration offers students the opportunity to focus on the multi-resource management of forests and associated ecosystems for the sustained production of goods and services and to prepare for forestry related employment. The natural resources management/forestry program is the only accredited four-year forestry program in Alaska. The university provides students with a foundation in the biological, social and physical sciences and a blend of classroom, laboratory and field work to develop skills for a career in forestry. The forestry program leads to a professional degree in forestry. The program is accredited by the Society of American Foresters (SAF). The plant, animal and soil sciences concentration offers opportunities for scientific study and education in areas such as: field and greenhouse plant production, domestication and propagation of native plants, revegetation, domestic and native animal production, and agricultural and ecological aspects of soil science. The resources concentration emphasizes responsible stewardship in the management of multiple resources that occur in natural systems. Field and laboratory activities and applications of knowledge gained are stressed throughout the program. Internships and work-study arrangements are often available for qualified students.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 2     21-40 of 98    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20