Bachelor of Science in Conservation Biology

Degree Prep

The most prepared Ecology and Conservation Biology students have completed high-school courses such as:

• Chemistry
• Biology
• Calculus
• Statistics

Degree Roadmap

Scholarships

Thanks to the generous support of numerous individual and organizational donors and benefactors, students in the College of Natural Resources have access to 89 private, state, and continuing education funds.

You can find general need- and merit-based scholarships on the Financial Aid Office's scholarships page.

Lab Fees

Hands-On Learning

Students gain experience and specific knowledge in a faculty-mentored senior thesis research or project, as well as opportunities to participate in faculty research or internships.

Clubs & CNR Life

• Ecology and Conservation Biology Club
• Student Chapter of the American Fisheries Society
• Environmental Science Club
• Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society
• Society for Range Management
• University of Idaho Sustainability Center
• Society of American Foresters
• CNR Living, Learning Community (College of Natural Resources residence hall)

Internships

Internships at the Taylor Wilderness Research Station are available to qualified students. Other internships and scholarships are all available to Ecology and Conservation Biology students through the Department of Fish and Wildlife Sciences.