Year One Foundation Program - Transfer to Bachelor of Science - Environmental and Conservation Sciences - Wildlife and Rangeland Resources Management (Optional Co-op)

This program gives students the knowledge and skills to manage soils, plants, and animals on public and private lands. Students will study land-use principles such as grazing, intensive agriculture, forestry, and recreational activities, as well as ways to improve productivity and sustainability within an ecosystem management framework.

The BSc in Environmental and Conservation Sciences degree in the Faculty of Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences gives students the opportunity to study and develop real-world solutions for environmental issues such as land degradation, water pollution, biodiversity, and adaptation to climate change. Students will also have the chance to participate in a 10-day field school as well as a project-based capstone course.