Would you like to study natural resources at one of the highest ranked programs in the country?  Are you interested in a career that will help restore our natural resources to a healthier condition for future generations?  Would you like the opportunity to study and live in remote settings - places you've always dreamed of visiting, let alone working in?  If so, consider majors in forestry, natural resources management, rangeland ecology, or watershed science.

Colorado State University provides a unique setting for the study of forest, rangeland, and watershed stewardship.  The university is situated within easy access of five ecosystem types: alpine, subalpine, montane, foothills and shortgrass steppe.  These sites provide students a wide variety of experiential learning opportunities.  Field activities at the undergraduate level include: day-long field trips to nearby forests and grasslands; a four week natural resources ecology and measurements field experience at the Pingree Park Campus; a week long watershed practicum; and a week long forestry field measurements course.  Students learn from world renowned research scientists in the classroom, laboratory, and field about diverse topics such as: