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Discipline Coordinator: Tim Ginnett
Address: College of Natural Resources
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Telephone: (715) 346-4191
Fax: (715) 346-3624
 
To learn more about these majors
visit the UWSP Catalog.
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The fauna and flora are also part of a country’s heritage, the product of millions of years of evolution centered on that time and place and hence as much a reason for national concern as the particularities of language and culture.

– E.O. Wilson, The Diversity of Life 

Wildlife ecologists work at the interface of wildlife species, the environment and humans. This requires knowledge and skills in biology, ecology and statistics as well as a firm understanding of the role of political, social and economic forces.

Majors and minors available:

​Certification

The Wildlife Ecology program academically qualifies students for certification by The Wildlife Society as a Certified Wildlife Biologist.
 

 Research & Management Major

 

The Wildlife Research and Management major focuses on problem-solving and scientific skills needed to understand the ecological interactions that impact wildlife management, including game, non-game, endangered and invasive species. A Master’s degree will greatly increase employment potential and job responsibilities.

 

 Information & Education Major

 

The Wildlife Information and Education major emphasizes scientific skills along with interpersonal relationships necessary to understand social influences and ecological interactions that impact wildlife management.
 

 Wildlife Ecology Minors

 
  • ​Captive Wildlife
  • Conservation Biology
  • Environmental Law Enforcement
  • Wildlife