PWS Students Restore Scorched Landscapes with Native, Fire-Resistant Plants
To combat worldwide wildfires, our researchers and student teams are fighting back with revolutionary seed coating technology.
The Wildlife and Wildlands Conservation program at BYU is designed to help students become qualified for natural resource management jobs. Students are required to complete a core block of major courses that cover the basic principles of wildlife, plants, soils and ecology. They also choose at least fifteen credits of elective major courses to increase training in their specific areas of interest.
KSL Outdoors captured PWS Professor Brock McMillan and his students researching the health of Utah's Mule Deer population.
