The Forest and Rangeland Stewardship (B.S.) at Colorado State University is designed for students passionate about managing and conserving our vital natural resources. You will explore the dynamic interplay between ecological processes, human activities, and sustainable land use in diverse forest and rangeland ecosystems. This undergraduate degree provides a strong foundation in the principles of natural resource economics, policy, and management, equipping you to address complex environmental challenges and contribute to the stewardship of these critical landscapes. It is ideal for those seeking a career dedicated to the health and productivity of our natural world.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Science degree is studied over four years, integrating core coursework with practical applications. You will delve into subjects such as ecological economics, natural resource policy, and applied statistical methods, with opportunities to select electives in areas like water law, outdoor recreation economics, or geospatial applications. Throughout your studies, you will develop analytical skills through case studies and problem-solving exercises. Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths in land management agencies, environmental consulting firms, conservation organizations, and research institutions.