NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT is the application of ecological knowledge to natural resources in a manner that strikes a balance between sustaining those resources and the needs of people. The Texas Tech University Department of Natural Resources Management offers degree programs at the BS, MS, and PhD levels.
NRM NEWS AND EVENTS
NRM Graduate Student Honored With Research Poster Award
Rasika Ramesh, a Master of Science student in the Department of Natural Resources Management, was recently honored with a 3rd place award at the Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society Annual Meeting.
Rasika's award-winning poster presentation was entitled "An Amphibian’s Dilemma: Wetland Site Selection and Community Assemblages in an Urbanized Setting."
Congratulations, Rasika!
NRM Partners with South Plains College for New Conservation Law Enforcment Degree
Texas Tech's Natural Resources Management has teamed up with South Plains College to design a new Bachelor of Science in Conservation Law Enforcement degree program.
The four-year cooperative program is designed to train students for careers as game wardens.
Students enrolled in the Conservation Law Enforcement program will spend two years at South Plains College for an associates degree in criminal justice, and then transfer to Texas Tech for two more years in natural resources management.
Just another day on the job with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service! Click on the image below to watch wildlife biologist (and NRM alum) Jena Moon handle some gators at TTU's YouTube channel.
What can you do with a Natural Resources Management degree?
Learn more about what a degree in NRM can do for your future.
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The four-year cooperative program is designed to train students for careers as game wardens.
