Environmental and Conservation Biology

Why Study Environmental and Conservation Biology?

The new innovative Environmental and Conservation Biology track dovetails with the major in Landscape Architecture preparing students for a wide range of environmental careers in governmental agencies, non-profit organizations and consulting.

Environmental and Conservation Biology at PhilaU

The program emphasizes skills in development in plant field identification, Geographic Information Systems, chemical analysis, experimental design, and ecology.

Co-ops, internships, research and field courses in marine conservation in Jamaica, wildlife management in Yellowstone National Park, and water quality sampling techniques in the Chesapeake Bay offer exciting opportunities for students to develop and apply their expertise.

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To contact us, telephone Professor Anne Bower at 215.951.6803 or email bowera@philau.edu.