BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.S.) Natural Resource Conservation Management

McNeese State University’s Bachelor of Science degree program in natural resource conservation management provides you with an understanding of the sciences as they relate to the environment and natural resources. Students study plant and animal ecology, wetland delineations, wildlife techniques and more, while also receiving specialized training in water and soil testing and other ecological conservation techniques. As a natural resource conservation management major, you can also minor in agricultural sciences, environmental science, or wildlife management.

The College of Agricultural Sciences offers high-quality degree programs committed to excellence in teaching, scholarly activity, and service. We offer unique hands-on experiences that provide students the expertise, resources, and skills necessary for academic, personal, and career success. Our one of a kind opportunity and devoted faculty are what make our students nationally competitive for the best jobs and graduate schools.