Erin McHale, Ph.D. candidate in the Brooke Maslo lab, studies bats. Her research is featured in a story on News12 TV.
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Understand the Living World: On Land, in Water and Air, Cities and Labs
Follow Your Love of Nature and Wildlife
Majoring in Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources (EENR), you will learn to conserve a wide range of environmental, social, economic, and health benefits to cities and their residents.
Think Interdisciplinary
Make a Difference with skills you learn in the EENR Natural Resources and Ecosystem Management Option. Among many other options, you may want to:
- Acquire skills to reduce impact of companies on wildlife, vegetation, and water sources while meeting their operational goals
- Learn to help farms use sustainable practices that protect soil, water, and surrounding ecosystems
- Learn to assess environmental impacts of development projects
- Create plans to reduce harm to ecosystems
Learn by Doing - Experiential Learning
Enjoy fieldwork and studies in our many destinations, field stations, and research facilities.
A nearby Old Growth Forest
Winter Field Trip to the Adirondacks
Rutgers University Ecological Preserve
Get Ready to Lead the Way in
- Biodiversity Conservation
- Ecosystem Restoration
- Sustainable Land Use & Agriculture
- Urban Forestry
- Urban Ecology
- Ecological Data Science & Technology
News
Katie Applegate Bobowski is a dedicated environmental educator and community leader based in Glennallen, Alaska.