Wildlife Ecology and Management

Department of Wildland Resources

Wildlife ecology and management includes the analysis, management, conservation, and restoration of forest, rangeland, and aquatic ecosystems and their associated wildlife populations. Students graduating in wildlife science prepare for a variety of careers in natural resources, including preparation for graduate school to help launch careers with state agencies, federal land management, regulatory, and research agencies, and numerous private sector enterprises, such as consulting firms, private ranches, private land reclamation firms, and nongovernmental organizations.

Current students are encouraged to visit the Wildland Resources Department homepage for current news and information or the Wildland Resources Department's Undergraduate Programs homepage for additional information.

The curriculum meets the USA Federal Government’s Office of Personnel Management requirements for the post of Wildlife Biologist 0486.

Wildlife Ecology and Management Degree Program

Student Last Name	Faculty Advisor	Email
A-B	Dr. T.J. Clark-Wolf	t.j.clark-wolf@usu.edu
C-Ha	Dr. Dan MacNulty	dan.macnulty@usu.edu
Hi-L	Dr. Julie Young	julie.young@usu.edu
M-O	Dr. Kezia Manlove	kezia.manlove@usu.edu
P-Sh	Dr. Tayler LaSharr	tayler.lasharr@usu.edu
Si-Z	Dr. Michael Conover	mike.conover@usu.edu
All Price Campus Students	Dr. Sunshine Brosi	sunshine.brosi@usu.edu
All Uintah Basin Students	Dr. Mark Chynoweth	mark.chynoweth@usu.edu