BA/BS in Forestry

Forest and Rangeland Stewardship focuses on sustaining forests and rangelands in a changing world. Students learn how ecosystems shift over time, through slow processes and sudden events such as fire or harvest, and how they connect to social systems. Colorado's mountain grasslands, forests, and streamside areas serve as outdoor classrooms. Concentrations are offered within the major, and graduate study in rangeland ecosystem sciences is a related path. The major is taught at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. Prospective students can join an admissions tour or info session when offered, and the recruiting staff for the Warner College of Natural Resources can answer questions about this major. Related majors and graduate programs at the university also give students options for continuing their study after the bachelor's degree. Academic tips and planning resources are available to help students choose a path, and campus visits give a direct feel for the college and its facilities.