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With the amount of depleting resources on our planet, there evolves a need for sustainable management of the earth's natural resources. Natural Resource Management is a discipline that focuses on sustaining and maintaining these depleting natural resources like water, energy, and minerals. This includes managing fresh water and other major natural resources that are being burned out under the compulsion of anthropogenic demands. The resistance and regenerating power of various natural resources have exceeded their natural ability owing to the demands of human activities. This has increased the importance of this discipline, especially in the present world.

Natural Resource Management is an interdisciplinary field of study and needs a holistic approach in order to resolve the pressing concern of the burning out of natural resources. It is closely related to disciplines like Biology, Social Sciences, Geography, Geology, and Economics. The study program includes lectures, fieldwork, laboratory tutorials, and practical work so that students learn how to apply their knowledge to real-world situations. Natural Resource Management students learn how to understand and analyse, find solutions to, and educate the public about complex environmental problems.

This field provides a massive area of study generating a colossal amount of employment opportunities across various fields. Students come up with ways to manage land and water resources required to meet human demands and promote sustainability as well as helping to nurture the environment to reach the demands of both the present and future generations.

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Study Levels

Natural Resource Management programs are offered by various colleges and universities around the world at different study levels. These include:
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Natural Resource Science
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Natural Resource Management
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Wildlife Conservation and Management
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Natural Resource Tourism
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
Master of Science (MSc) in Natural Resource Management
Master of Science (MSc) in Coastal and Marine Management
Master of Science (MSc) in Natural Resource Economics
Master of Science (MSc) in Resource, Energy, and Environmental Management
Ph.D.

Specialisations

Students with a degree in Natural Resource Management have an ample amount of choices when it comes to opting for specialisation, these are:
Agricultural Resource Management
Historic Preservation

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Water Resource Management
Ecology and Nature Conservation
Renewable Energy and Resource Management
Watershed Management

Forest Resource Management
Wildlife Management
Biodiversity Conservation
Forested Landscape Management
Eco- hydrology

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Employability

Natural Resource Management degrees train students to develop an ecocritical perspective towards sustainable development. It takes a social, scientific, and economic approach to regenerate and save the energy resources required to preserve the biosphere and provide sustainable solutions. Students with a degree in Natural Resource Management can find employment in various fields such as forest management, urban forestry, ecotourism and so forth.

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    Job roles for graduates with a degree in Natural Resource Management include:
    Natural Resource Manager
    Environmental Policy Analyst
    Natural Resources Educator
    Researcher
    Teacher / Lecturer

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    Wildlife Habitat Specialist
    Water Conflict Manager
    Land Use Planner
    Forester
    Recreation Resource Manager
    Environmental Consultant
    Heritage Manager
    Conservation Scientist
    Forester
    Wildlife Manager
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