Virginia Tech's College of Natural Resources is the only comprehensive education, research, and outreach program in natural resources in the state. Specific departments and programs in the college are considered among the best nationally by many measures. Our vision is to build upon these existing strengths to become an innovative international leader in environmental and natural resource science, creating and sharing the knowledge needed for sustainable management of our resources for this and future generations.

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Recession no damper on Americans' vacation travel plans

Teachers offered environmental education training through Extension

Geography professor directs international land abandonment study in Russia

Center for Geospatial Information Technology announces new director and restructuring

Audrey Zink-Sharp appointed wood science and forest products interim department head

College of Natural Resources doctoral student receives Environmental Protection Agency fellowship

College of Natural Resources graduate student launches northern snakehead website

University's eCorridors program assists Alaska in assessing broadband

College of Natural Resources' department renamed Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation

College of Natural Resources and Extension offer online course for Virginia landowners

Land Development Design Initiative receives national recognition

Virginia Forest Landowner Education Program, Extension workshop planned for woodlot owners of one to 10 acres

Wood science professor honored by international academy

College of Natural Resources graduate student receives two national research awards

Wildlife options for landowners short course to be held in June

Citizens conference for restoring urban streams to be held in June

Paul Winistorfer selected as new dean for College of Natural Resources

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