The fisheries and wildlife biology track in the environmental studies program at Cal U provides a broad-based curriculum that exposes graduates to various techniques and philosophies of fisheries and wildlife management.

Our curriculum includes those courses identified by the Wildlife Society and the American Fisheries Society as critical for the graduate and as such offers our graduates a chance to become certified by either society upon graduation. This program also incorporates many unique experiences that help students network with future employers and develop professional contacts. Many of our graduates continue their studies in graduate school, while others enter the workforce.

This track emphasizes fisheries and wildlife biology and management in North America, including both freshwater and marine systems. You’ll learn about natural resources, aquatic and terrestrial habitats, population dynamics, laws and regulations, aquaculture, conservation, and current fisheries issues.

Get a description of all our environmental studies courses from our Course Catalog.

Below is the recommended framework of courses for completing your degree in four years.

* A minimum of 3 General Education credits must be at or above the 300 level for graduation.