自然资源 & 生态学硕士

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我会学到什么??

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You will have the support 和 guidance of our exceptional faculty working at the top 他们的领域. Experiential learning opportunities are never far with easy access to the Adirondack Park 和 Lake Champlain Basin. 此外，你将获得精通 in:

• Ecological concepts 和 methods, experimental design, spatial analysis, taxonomy, statistical methods 和 applied issues
• Ecological data collection 和 sampling techniques
• Scientific re搜索 questions 和 methodology

我们的项目有什么独特之处?

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Step into a field all your own 和 become a professional scientist with our natural 资源与生态规划. With the 6-million-acre Adirondack Park 和 490-square-mile Lake Champlain as your laboratory, you’ll immerse yourself in a 科学 career.

我的职业机会是什么?

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Develop the knowledge, skills, experience 和 credentials to pursue a successful career in natural resources such as park naturalist; 环境al scientist; 环境al planner; field ecologist; agency fisheries, forest or wildlife scientist 和 many 其他人.

研究生s of our program are pursuing a variety of careers 和 fields including:

• Job Market Outlook for 自然资源 生态

自然资源 & 生态学研究生简介

格里芬·阿坎博，2027届毕业生

• 顾问: Dr. 盖Mihuc

“At a broad ecological scale, the two subjects that interest me the most are population dynamics — how 和 why wildlife populations change over time — 和 habitat selection — why species occupy the areas that they do. Narrowly, I am deeply fascinated by common loon site fidelity — returning to the same breeding territory year after year. 我的工作 as the re搜索 biologist at the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation 和 came to 普拉茨堡 with the goal of developing into a more well-rounded wildlife biologist. When not studying, my other passions include fitness, hiking, camping, snowboarding, kayaking 和 everything else that comes with the outdoors.”

马歇尔·安文，2024届毕业生

• 顾问: Dr. 盖Mihuc

“在纽约州立大学普拉茨堡分校工作 尚普兰湖研究所, I am investigating the vertical distribution of zooplankton 和 other lower trophic 尚普兰湖的生物. Observed shifts in zooplankton abundance 和 biodiversity have occurred in the lake over the past few decades. 气候变化与入侵物种 introductions have altered food availability, water temperature, 和 predation risks 与尚普兰湖生物群有关. These factors can influence the vertical distribution of lower trophic organisms, affecting the structure of the lake food web.”

Meghan Bargabos, 2024届毕业生

• 顾问: Dr. 马克较小 和 Dr. 丹尼尔•加纳

“At 普拉茨堡, I’m able to take advantage of the outdoors as my classroom, 和 immerse myself in the fascinating 环境s nearby. My re搜索 primarily focuses on wildlife 和 forest ecology, looking at how wildlife respond to differences in forest structure 和 disturbance history at the Altona Flat Rock, an incredibly unique jack pine barrens 生态系统. I also teach a section of general ecology lab through a teaching assistantship, which has been a great experience that I feel I’ve gained a lot from. 当我不在的时候 in the field or in the classroom, I love to hike, ski, fish, 和 point out cool things 我看到外面.”