Wildlife Conservation
Zane State College
Wildlife conservation technicians are educated in the natural sciences disciplines to meet the staffing needs of our region, state, and nation. Students learn practical applications and techniques in wildlife science, conservation, natural resource policy, biometrics, and outdoor recreation through hands-on, field oriented courses. Educational facilities include the College's 150-acre Natural Resources Center located adjacent to Dillon State Park.
- Credits
62 credits
- Format
In-Person
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