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UM Launches Online Wilderness Management Graduate Certificate - The University of Montana is now offering a Graduate Certificate in Wilderness Management. The certificate provides students and professionals with training and expertise in the key topics related to wilderness management. For more information visit http://wmdep.wilderness.net/

Regents Approve UM Climate Change Minor -- UM announced the creation of one of the nation's first undergraduate degree programs devoted to the challenges and opportunities global climate change presents. See the new Climate Change Studies Program website for more information.

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College of Forestry and Conservation In the News

Troubled Trout - Projects tackle dams, invaders, hybrids and more

Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow? - The snowshoe hare may become a climate change poster child

Controversial Caribou - Researcher provides tools to conserve their habitat

Montana: Trout and Drought - Orginally broadcast October 31, 2008 on PBS's The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer.
Watch the Program | Interactive Map | Read the Transcript

In the news archive

Spotlight

Wildland Restoration Students in the Field First Wildland Restoration Degrees Awarded

CFC Students Hayley Wiggins and Zach Betz are the first graduates of the newly established wildland restoration degree. Cara Nelson, professor of restoration ecology, is largely responsible for establishing the wildland restoration program.... Read more.

Theresa Dahl Presents her poster CFC Graduate Student Theresa Dahl Wins Best Poster Award

Theresa Dahl, a graduate student in Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences under the direction of Professor Diana Six, was a winner of a best poster award at the 8th Annual UM Graduate Student and Faculty Research Symposium held April 11, 2009. Her poster featured work on the Role of Fungal Nutrient Utilization in a Bark Beetle-Fungus Mutualism.

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