School of Natural Resources
DEGREES AND PROGRAMS
Undergraduate Majors
Join a top educational institution dedicated to exploring nature, sustainable resource management and improving public enjoyment at parks, recreation centers and sports events.
B.S. in Environmental Sciences B.S. in Natural Resource Science & Management B.S. in Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Graduate Studies
SNR offers one graduate degree, in Natural Resources, with seven emphasis offerings that span the disciplines, including water resources; agroforestry; human dimensions of natural resources; fisheries and wildlife sciences; forestry; parks, recreation and tourism; and soil, environmental and atmospheric sciences.
Minors and Certificates
We offer multiple minors and a certificate as well as a combined minor with the Division of Animal Sciences.
Captive Wild Animal Management Coaching Sports (2025) Environmental Sciences Natural Environment & Human Health Natural Resource Science & Management Sustainability
SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES OVERVIEW
750+
undergraduates in the School of Natural Resources
9
research centers
RESEARCH
Our SNR faculty have earned widespread recognition for their outstanding research, teaching and extension programs, both nationally and internationally. As an SNR graduate student, you can also collaborate with our research partners and federal partners housed on campus.
ResearchSCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES NEWS & ACCOLADES
School of Natural Resources recognizes faculty, staff, students and alumni at 2024 SNR Awards
From left to right: Stelzer, Collier, Rotman, Knapp, Engeln, Nain, Leeper, Stambaugh. The School of Natural Resources celebrated faculty, staff, alumni and students whose dedication and hard work shape its community and inspire a sustainable future. The awards highlighted the positive impacts of recipients who display excellence, integrity, collaboration, diversity and inclusion, innovation and mentorship…
Featured News
Accolades
ABOUT
School of Natural Resources
103 Anheuser-Busch Natural Resources Building
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO 65211
Phone: 573-882-7045
Email: SNR@missouri.edu