B.S. Environmental Soil Science
Soil Conservation and Management
This program provides the interdisciplinary knowledge required to manage crop, forest, rangeland and urban soils for long-term health and sustainability. Explore the fields of soil chemistry, soil physics, microbial ecology, bioremediation, soil genesis and classification and soil fertility/plant nutrition. Gain hands-on experience by working in laboratories, greenhouses and on research farms. Work towards becoming a professional, certified soil scientist.
Fast Facts
- We host the largest collection of soil monoliths in the Western U.S.
- Access plant science farms and computer-controlled greenhouses
- Collect soil samples in the field
- Do your own independent study
- Intern with the Natural Resources Conservation Service
Get a degree in Environmental Soil Science at the University of Idaho's College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. In this program, you will learn to apply knowledge in biology, chemistry and physics to conserve and improve soil and water quality for farming, bioremediation, development and much more.