College diploma conservation and restoration ecology in Lakeland college vermillion

Conserve and manage a critical habitat for an endangered species. Restore a wetland. Both are examples of how you will make a difference as a conservation and restoration ecology (CARE) major graduate. Ecosystems are at the heart of CARE. You start by learning about plants, animals, water and soils. Move on to what lives, eats and grows in a particular ecosystem. Then, you'll be able to use best practices and land management techniques to renew and restore anything from grasslands to a forest.

High school diploma with a minimum 50% in: English 30-1 or English 30-2, Math 30-1 or Math 30-2, TOEFL-80, IELTS-6.0

Opportunities include: enhancing and conserving habitat, classifying and assessing wetlands and grasslands, conducting species-at-risk recovery, actively restoring disturbed landscapes, surveying plants, animals and soils, doing environmental site assessments and managing invasive plants

15th Jun