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The University of Montana
College of Forestry and Conservation
Forest Management
Undergraduate and Graduate
The College of Forestry and Conservation (originally School of Forestry) was founded in 1913, one of the first programs accredited by the Society of American Foresters. The College has earned nationwide respect for the quality of its programs, and it has produced some of the nation's finest natural resource managers.
The College has three departments: Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences, Forest Management, and Society and Conservation. Research and outreach activities are administered through the Montana Forest and Conservation Experiment Station, a state-wide agency of the Montana University System.
Undergraduate Degrees
Forestry
Resource Conservation
Recreation Management
Wildlife Biology
Undergraduate Minors
Wilderness Studies
Nature and Democracy
Wildlife Biology
Certificates
Certificate in GIS Sciences and Technologies
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