Environmental Sustainability and Conservation | Department of Natural Resources and the Environment

Requirements include all of the following:
- Principles of Agricultural and Resource Economics or Principles of Microeconomics
- Environmental Conservation, Global Sustainable Natural Resources, Environmental Law, or Environmental and Resource Policy.

And one course from each of the following four groups (the same course cannot be used to fulfill more than one group) or Education Abroad (12 credits or equivalent completed abroad of courses pre-approved by NRE):

Economics and Social Science:

Environmental Sustainability
Marine Economics and Policy
Valuing the Environment
Economics of Energy, Climate, & the Environment
Economics of the Oceans
Environmental Economics
Environmental Evaluation & Assessment
Environmental Planning & Management
Human Modifications of Natural Environments
Environmental Ethics
Politics of the Environment & Development
Global Environmental Politics
The Policy-Making Process
Sustainable Societies
Energy, Environment, & Society

Natural Resources/Ecologic Science:

General Ecology
Freshwater Ecology
Marine Biology (also offered as MARN 3014)
The Hydrosphere & Global Climate
Forest Ecology
Wetlands Biology & Conservation
Watershed Hydrology
Meteorology
Climatology
Stream Ecology
Population Dynamics Principles & Concepts of Agroecology

Resource Conservation and Management:

Water Quality Management
African Field Ecology & Renewable Resources Management
Wildlife Management
Soil and Water Management & Engineering
Climate-Human-Ecosystem Interactions
Fisheries Management
Forest Management
Natural Resources Modeling

Sustainability Concepts:

Cultural Designs for Sustainability
Environmental Sustainability
Sustainable Urban Ecosystems
Environmental Sustainability of Food Production in Developed Countries
Sustainable Societies
Energy, Environment, & Society

Phone:	860-486-2840
Address:	1376 Storrs Road, Unit 4087 Storrs, CT, 06269-4087