Bachelor of Science in Environmental Conservation

Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Conservation

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The BAS-Environmental Conservation program leverages Skagit Valley’s diverse ecology by taking advantage of the temperate forests, shorelines, and mixed-use wilderness areas along with an accredited water quality lab to offer a hands-on learning in natural resource management. Students develop key skills through a mix of online and classroom instruction, lab work, and field experiences.

Program Highlights

• • Designed to meet the growing employment needs for graduates with advanced skills in ecology, environmental sciences, and natural resource management.
  • Work and learn in a department of ecology-accredited water quality lab.
  • An opportunity to develop and demonstrate leadership skills within the environmental sciences and natural resources management.
  • Gaining the experience and knowledge to restore and manage habitat in forests, natural areas, and freshwater habitats for native fish and wildlife species as well nearshore environment.
  • Selective admission with fall quarter entry.

Important 

• • If you have opted out of receiving emails from SVC, you will not receive any program materials. Contact bachelors@skagit.edu to opt back in.
  •  Upper-division classes carry higher tuition rates than associate degree courses.
  • Mandatory Onboarding for the 2025-26 Cohort: September 22nd, 10am-12pm, Angst Hall (A129).