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Horticulture
Study landscaping, plant health, and environmental science in our Horticulture certificate program. Gain hands-on experience in the FLCC greenhouse and arboretum. This flexible program is ideal for nature enthusiasts eager to start their careers in horticulture.
- Certificate
- 32 Credit Hours
- In-Person
Natural Resources Conservation
Learn about the environment in a region known for its rich natural resources. Studying conservation at FLCC combines hands-on training at regional outdoor classrooms and wildlife centers with courses in biology and environmental science.
- Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
- 62 Credit Hours
- In-Person
Natural Resources Conservation
Gain hands-on training at regional field stations while completing introductory courses in biology and wildlife management. Prepare for a career in conservation in as little as one year with this certificate program.
- Certificate
- 29 Credit Hours
- In-Person
Viticulture and Wine Technology
Study viticulture and wine technology in one of the country's premier wine regions. Gain experience with every aspect of the winemaking process by operating FLCC's in-house winery, vineyard, and enology lab.
- Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
- 64 Credit Hours
- In-Person
Viticulture
Interested in the wine industry or winemaking? Our Viticulture certificate introduces you to the field quickly. Online courses offer flexibility for meeting program requirements on your own schedule. Study from anywhere and complete a residency near you.
- Certificate
- 29 Credit Hours
- In-Person
- 100% Online
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