Natural Resources - Fisheries Conservation and Management The University of Arizona

Overview

Learn how to research and discover solutions for the world's most pressing natural resource challenges from rangeland restoration to wildlife conservation, and gain the expertise needed for advanced governmental, nongovernmental, and academic careers.

Key Features

A fisheries conservation and management emphasis within our graduate program prepares you for professional careers with state and federal fish and wildlife agencies, non-governmental conservation organizations, private consulting firms, or for research and academic roles. The Natural Resources - Fisheries Conservation and Management program is offered at The University of Arizona. 

Research programs range from field studies in rivers and streams, springs, reservoirs, and high mountain lakes, to many types of laboratory and aquaculture experiments. 

You’ll develop an individual plan of study focused on your selected area of research. Students in this program frequently collaborate with the Arizona Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, the Arizona Game and Fish Department, the National Park Service, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.