Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Environmental and Natural Resources] From Clemson University

Protecting rare and endangered species, preventing and controlling invasions of exotics, preserving old growth forests, restoring degraded ecosystems, and balancing the resource demands of industry and the public are just some of the environmental issues you’ll face. Many of these issues are also enmeshed in politicized environments. As an environmental and natural resources major, you’ll learn methods for confronting some of the world’s most pressing problems. 

Fast Facts:

• Within walking distance of campus are 17,500 acres of Experimental Forest dedicated to education, research, demonstration and recreation.
• Next to campus is the 56,000-acre Hartwell Lake, and the mountains are just a short drive away.
• Our University has a strong Solid Green mission and environmental sustainability campaign.