For more information please contact:
Mr. Brian Walker
Natural Resources Management Program of Study Lead Teacher
(808) 307-5635
During normal school hours
Natural resources and conservation are relevant and important issues in our society. Many are concerned about the world's quickly depleting resources, whether it is oil, forests, or endangered species. If you are passionate about this topic and believe you would like to help make a difference, the Natural Resource Program of Study may interest you.
Required Skills
Most careers within Natural Resources are based heavily in sciences making a background in sciences very beneficial. Other essential skills are critical thinking and problem solving. Careers in this field require professionals to analyze different problems related to natural resources or habitats and create solutions. A love for the outdoors and a desire to save habitats is vital for anyone in this field.
Careers
Depending on your focus, there are many possibilities for a career in natural resources. Graduates often work for state or federal government agencies focusing on resource or wildlife conservation. Graduates also have the option to work in labs or perform fieldwork. Depending on your level of education, you may be able to perform your own independent research and publish findings. No matter what type of career you want, there are many opportunities available. Your possibilities are endless.
Certifications offered: YouScience Industry Proficiency Certificate
View the information below on our prescribed curriculum for Natural Resources Management.