Major in Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology, Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Concentration

Program Overview

The Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences concentration within the Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology major at Colorado State University allows students to gain expertise in fishery ecology, management, and conservation, emphasizing connections between land and water. The program integrates biological, mathematical, and environmental coursework with a required internship experience in fishery and aquatic biology. Students also complete at least 80 hours of paid or non-paid work experience related to the field.