Bachelor of Fisheries Science - Conservation and law enforcement

University of Idaho

Imagine that you’re part of a team focused on protecting our fisheries resources. If this sounds intriguing, studying fisheries conservation and law enforcement might be for you. Offered through the Department of Fish and Wildlife Sciences, this program gives you hands-on experience in on-campus fish labs and in the real world. Choose from internship opportunities with fish and wildlife agencies where you can dive deeper into the inner workings of conservation and law enforcement. You’ll work with faculty at the forefront of fish conservation to protect and restore native and important recreational fish species. Students who opt for the conservation and law enforcement emphasis will take courses in criminology, psychology and wildlife law enforcement to gain a better understanding of the strategies used to manage interactions with the public in the realm of fishery resources.

College of Natural Resources