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Environmental Science (Biophysical Track)
Become an environmental scientist and help manage our natural resources responsibly. Through a combination of classroom study, field work, and outdoor pursuits, you'll prepare to take an active role in protecting our fish, wildlife, plant species, and bodies of water.
- Associate of Science (A.S.)
- 61-64 Credit Hours
- In-Person
Fish and Wildlife Technology
Discover the importance of our ecosystem while learning how to manage natural resources wisely. You'll gain first-hand experience studying and protecting wildlife throughout the Finger Lakes region using professional sampling equipment.
- Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
- 64 Credit Hours
- In-Person
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Learn how to use ArcGIS software to map, analyze, and visualize geographic data.
- Microcredential
- 6 Credit Hours
- In-Person
- 100% Online
- Hybrid
Horticulture (Cannabis Biology and Cultivation Track)
Interested in learning about cannabis cultivation, industrial use, or working in a dispensary? This specialized Horticulture degree track equips you with the skills for professional success. Take part in shaping the future of the emerging and dynamic cannabis industry.
- Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
- 64 Credit Hours
- In-Person
Horticulture
Cultivate your knowledge of landscaping, plant biology, and more with a Horticulture degree. Our program's focus on agriculture and environmental science can turn your passion for nature into a rewarding career. Gain hands-on experience with plant care and management.
- Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
- 64 Credit Hours
- In-Person
Field Work Opportunities
Extensive field experiences in the Finger Lakes Region, the Adirondack Mountains, the Florida Everglades, and various national parks are part of all degree programs. Other unique features include a conservation field camp emphasizing wildlife, fish, and land management; a 250-acre campus with a nature trail where outdoor classes are held; a College arboretum; a greenhouse; three large boats for fisheries and limnology fieldwork on the Finger Lakes; the Muller Field Station at the south end of Honeoye Lake, which includes a fish culture center; and the East Hill Campus in Naples.
Environmental Conservation and Horticulture Resources
Check out these national and regional groups to learn more about Environmental Conservation and Horticulture.
Chairperson
John Foust
Room 2222
585-785-1599
John.Foust@flcc.edu