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- AHC31522 Certificate III in On Country Management
- AHC60319 Advanced Diploma of Agribusiness Management
- AHC60415 Advanced Diploma of Conservation and Land Management
- AHC60422 Advanced Diploma of Conservation and Ecosystem Management
- Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours) (Geography)
- Bachelor of Arts (Environmental Studies)
- Bachelor of Environmental Management
- Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Geography)
- Bachelor of Science (Conservation Biology)
- Bachelor of Science (Earth and Environmental Sciences)
- Bachelor of Science (Ecosystem Science)
- Bachelor of Science (Environmental Management)
- Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science)
- Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Ecology)
- Bachelor of Sustainability
- FWP50121 Diploma of Forest Operations
- FWP60116 Advanced Diploma of Forest Industry Sustainability
- Graduate Certificate in Environmental Management
- Graduate Certificate of Environment
- Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management
- Graduate Diploma in Environmental Science
- Master of Conservation Biology
- Master of Environment
- Master of Environmental Management
- Master of Environmental Science
Natural Resource Manager careers
A Natural Resource Manager is responsible for developing and implementing strategies to sustainably manage and conserve natural resources, including water, soil, forests, and wildlife.
Natural Resource Managers' duties include assessing environmental impacts, monitoring ecosystems, ensuring compliance with conservation regulations, coordinating land use, and collaborating with stakeholders to balance ecological, social, and economic needs, aiming to protect and enhance natural habitats and biodiversity.
