Students interested in management of fish and wildlife species are well-represented
at Northern Michigan University. We offer programs on different major taxa including fish (Ichthyology),
mammals (Mammalogy), and birds (Ornithology). We also offer courses on management
(Fisheries Management, Wildlife Management). Many students also undertake individualized
projects and internships with local resource agencies including the Michigan Department of
Natural Resources, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the National Park Service. In addition
to our courses, we are happy to advise students interested in becoming Certified Professionals
through either the Wildlife Society or the American Fisheries Society.
(Fisheries Management, Wildlife Management). Many students also undertake individualized
projects and internships with local resource agencies including the Michigan Department of
Natural Resources, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the National Park Service. In addition
to our courses, we are happy to advise students interested in becoming Certified Professionals
through either the Wildlife Society or the American Fisheries Society.
Students interested in this area might consider any of the Biology Department majors, especially Ecology, Zoology and Biology.
Faculty involved:
Bruggink, Leonard, Bird, Rebertus
Related links:
Park Service, USFWS, DNR, Wildlife Society, American Fisheries Society.

