BS in Earth and Environmental Science, Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Sciences

Washington State University

Wildlife ecologists research and implement scientifically sound strategies for the conservation, protection, and sustainable management of wild animals and their habitat. The wildlife ecology and conservation sciences major combines strong science, a broad background in natural resources and the environment, and in-depth, hands-on courses to help you fully understand the ecology, habitat, and conservation of wild animals, and prepare you for graduate school and management careers. The program also offers a pre-veterinary track designed specifically to prepare students for admission to schools of veterinary medicine.

College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resources Sciences