Bachelor of Science in Forestry (Forest Resources and Conservation)

West Virginia University

Bachelor of Science in Forestry, you’ll address today’s most pressing challenges by balancing the demand for forest products with vital ecosystem services like carbon storage, clean water, wildlife habitats, and recreational areas. Experience hands-on learning in one of the most forest-rich states in the nation. The 7,650-acre University Research Forest and diverse West Virginia woodlands will be your outdoor classroom. Customize your curriculum with an area of emphasis - Ecosystem Conservation, Forest Management, or Sustainable Biomaterials - that aligns with your career goals.