4 Master's degrees in Natural Resource Management in New Hampshire, United States

The M.S. in Natural Resources - Environmental Conservation and Sustainability from University of New Hampshire allows you to combine your interest in the natural sciences, sustainability and the social sciences to affect change in natural resource conservation outreach, planning, policy and management. 

University of New Hampshire’s M.S. in Natural Resources - Forestry will prepare you for work in a range of forestry-related fields, from sustainable forest management and conservation to policy development.

The Natural Resources and the Environment, M.Sc. is offered by University of New Hampshire. An M.S. in natural resources and the environment will prepare you for advancement or a new career that will allow you to make significant contributions toward local, regional and global challenges surrounding the use, management and conservation of our natural resources. 

The Natural Resources- Ecosystem Science, M.Sc. is offered by University of New Hampshire. Ecosystem science is crucial to maintaining sustainable agriculture, the environment, and the health of people, animal and plant life. In this program, you’ll study the ecology, microbiology and biogeochemistry of soil, with an emphasis on how the different components of an ecosystem interact.