Join us in America's Wildest Classroom for a semester of integrated learning in the environmental sciences and humanities.
Learn the knowledge and skills to manage rangelands, grasslands, woodlands, shrublands and deserts.
Prepare for well-paying positions in the forest products industry.
Position yourself as a leader in fuels management, fire prevention, fire suppression and fire management.
Wildlife resources senior Shane Weigand has had face-to-face experiences with these animals and more during his time in the College of Natural Resources.
The National Science Foundation has honored Assistant Professor David Tank with a prestigious Mid-Career award for his research focusing on using molecular methods to reconstruct the evolutionary history of plants.
Megan Fitzgerald, who will graduate with a Master's degree in May, is one of CNR’s online students. However, in CNR, even on-line students get their hands dirty.
Eleven U-Idaho students participated in a service learning spring break and discovered that prescribed burning involves a lot more than a field of dry grass and a match.
A team of U-Idaho faculty and graduate students have been traveling around Montana and Idaho for the past two weeks, conducting workshops about climate change.
MOSS staff were honored by J.A. & K. Alberston Foundation as grand prize recipients of the ID21 Award on Oct. 16 in Boise.
In late September, 31 CNR students traveled to OX Ranch near Council, ID, to carry on a CNR Range Studies tradition.
Lisel Alamilla-Pennel ('95) received the prestigious Whitley Fund for Nature award from the Princess Royal at the 2012 Whitley Awards Ceremony.
The college-wide calendar is a great way to stay on top of events, lectures or career series, with reminders sent right to your phone or inbox.
Range professor Karen Launchbaugh and affiliate faculty Paul Anders demonstrated instruments made by Mike Boeck and Steve Weill during a Jazz Festival workshop hosted by Associate Dean Tom Gorman. View photos
Shallin Busch, a research ecologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, recently spoke about the links between climate change and increasing ocean acidification levels.
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