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Conservation is a state of harmony between men and land.
– Aldo Leopold

Whether you see yourself teaching others about the joys and challenges of the natural world, guiding land use decisions in your community, or enforcing conservation laws, our programs can provide the tools for success. Majoring in Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management will prepare you for the professions that bring people and the environment together. Students and faculty in this discipline focus their studies on the interactions of humans with their environment and the ways that citizens can best be educated to make decisions about those interactions.

Majors and minors available

To learn more about these majors visit the UWSP Catalog.
​Discipline Coordinator: Dan Sivek
Address: College of Natural Resources,
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point,
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Telephone: (715) 346-2028
Fax: (715) 346-3624

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 Resource Management Policy Major

 

The stakes of natural resource policy have never been higher. This major provides a solid basis for graduate level education in law or natural resource management and policy.
 

 Land Use Planning Major

 

If issues like urban sprawl and applied geographic information systems interest you, consider a Land Use Planning major. Land use planners combine natural science knowledge with social science skills to guide citizens in making community decisions.
 

 Environmental Education/Interpretation Major

 

​Pursuing the Environmental Education and Interpretation major will prepare you for revealing nature’s mysteries to school groups, design signs for nature trails or assist visitors in making a special connection in a national park setting. You will have many opportunities for unique hands on experiences while pursuing your degree.
 

 Youth Programming and Camp Management Major

 

This major will help you pursue your dreams of camp and youth administration. You will gain valuable experience through internships and field positions within the profession.
 

 Resource Management Law Enforcement Major

 

Imagine yourself preparing to become a conservation warden, natural resource patrol officer, park ranger, or forest patrol officer. This curriculum combines coursework at UWSP and police academy, taken at a technical college.
 

 Natural Resource Minors

 
  • Environmental Education/Interpretation
  • Environmental Law Enforcement
  • International Resource Management
  • Land Use Planning
  • Youth Programming/Camp Management