Highlights
Degree Type:Associate of Arts
Entry Term:Fall, Spring
Program Format:On Campus
Number of Credits:60 hours
Conservation Law Enforcement, A.A.
Protect wildlife and safeguard our natural resources. This interdisciplinary program prepares you for entry-level roles as a game warden, natural resource officer, or conservation law enforcement professional while blending criminal justice, environmental law, backcountry survival, and wildlife management. With a strong academic foundation and training, you’ll build technical skills for the field and be ready to manage resources and defend the lands and wildlife that make Wyoming—and the world—wild.
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Jack McGrath
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
Yellowstone Building
Jack.McGrath@nwc.edu
307-754-6185
Get one-on-one help with academic advising, transferring to another college, setting up an internship, and finding a job or career.
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Susan Larsen | Academic and Career Advising Coordinator | susan.larsen@nwc.edu | 307-754-6124
Planning to transfer after Northwest College to complete a Bachelor's degree? We can help you plan ahead for that:
Contact
Susan Larsen | Academic and Career Advising Coordinator | susan.larsen@nwc.edu | 307-754-6124
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