SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Spark your passion for the principles of stewardship and sustainability of our renewable natural resources.
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Spark your passion for the principles of stewardship and sustainability of our renewable natural resources.
View ProgramsExplore our hands-on learning opportunities through our majors, minors and graduate programs.
7,600+
acres available in the University Forest for research and hands-on learning
“I love that the Forest Resources program allowed me to take what I learned in the classroom and apply it in our hands-on outdoor labs.””
— Kelsey Razvillas, Class of 2023 | Roanoke, VA
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Opportunities abound for prospective and current students to receive scholarships and other financial aid, get involved in and around campus, and find your home at WVU.
Learning goes beyond the classroom here.
Housed in Percival Hall, our natural history museum provides enhanced learning opportunities, promotes economic development, and ensures maintenance of natural history collections in the Appalachians.
Located 12 miles east of Morgantown, the University Forest is part of the original Coopers Rock State Forest. It is used extensively as an outdoor laboratory and is the only state-owned experimental and research forest in the state.
The WVU Core Arboretum is a 91-acre outdoor facility dedicated to supporting the research, teaching, and service efforts of WVU by providing resources and opportunities for the study and enjoyment of plants, animals and natural processes.
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