Program Overview

The Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology major at Colorado State University provides a comprehensive education in wildlife ecology, conservation, and sustainability. Through hands-on learning, research opportunities, and professional mentoring, students prepare for careers in natural resource management, including positions in federal and state agencies, non-governmental organizations, academic institutions, and the private sector. The program emphasizes problem-solving, communication skills, and the importance of outreach in addressing the challenges faced by natural resource professionals.