Wildland Resources Clubs

The student subunit of the American Fisheries Society is a group of undergraduate and graduate students who have an interest in fisheries and aquatic ecology.

Our goal is to advance the science, technology, education, and practice of professional foresters, and to use the knowledge and skill of the profession to benefit society.

Quinney Field Camp is a student-led organization dedicated to helping students gain hands-on field experience through immersive, outdoor learning opportunities. Using camp as a learning medium, we focus on building foundational field skills, fostering com...

Range Club is an academic club for students interested in rangeland management, plant identification, ecology, and ranch management. The club organizes field trips and activities related to wildland management to get hands on field experience and network

SER is a student-led club that focuses on volunteer events and other restoration related activities. Ecological restoration is the process of assisting the recovery of an ecosystem that has been degraded, damaged, or destroyed.

The USU Wildland Fire Club strives to bring opportunities to students who are interested in a variety of aspects of wildland fire from fire and fuels management to research. We seek to learn more about fire ecology and dynamics, as well as provide career

Connecting students to opportunities related to wildlife, including professional development, hands on experience, and building field and wildlife skills.