Geography
Natural Resource Management Certificate
About the Natural Resource Management Certificate
We believe that community is built through the responsible management of our natural resources. In our Natural Resource Certificate program, you will learn the skills necessary to manage and protect our natural resources for future generations and develop the tools to make informed decisions that balance economic, social, and environmental needs. We emphasize the sustainable use and conservation of our forests, wildlife, fisheries, and other natural resources. Join us in building a stronger, more sustainable community through the responsible management of our natural resources.
Visit Department WebsiteWhy Study Natural Resource Management at CWU?
Our Natural Resource Management Certificate program provides opportunities for hands-on learning, including fieldwork and internships, enabling you to gain practical experience in managing natural resources.
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Department of Geography
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