Course:
HRT 100 - Introduction to Horticulture - 3 credit hours
Conservation is currently offered at
McKinley High School and Riverside Academy
Natural resources management courses combine the fields of ecology, environmental science, biology, and conservation, with planning for the efficient use of land, water, wildlife, and forest resources. These courses usually cover specific topics such as aquaponics, animal husbandry/care, wildlife rehabilitation and preservation, hunting or fishing preserves, forest production and management, and human outdoor recreation.
Course Sequence
9th Grade
Career & Financial Management
single period
10th Grade
Conservation 10
double period
11th Grade
Conservation 11
double period
12th Grade
Conservation 12
double period
Program Documents
Areas of Study
Career Options
Work-Based Learning
Aquatic Ecology
Wildlife Management
Aquaculture
Restoration Ecology
Fish ID
Sustainability
Invasive Species Research & Management
Terrestrial Ecology
Conservation Scientist and Forester
Environmental Science and Protection Technician
Forest and Conservation Worker
Zoologist an Wildlife Biologist
Agricultural and Food Science Technician
Environmental Engineering Technologists and Technician
Job Shadowing
Service Learning
Industry-Based Projects
Mayor's Summer Youth Internship
Guest Speakers
Industry Tours
Paid or Unpaid Internships
Articulation Agreement
To find out more about this program please contact the Career and Technical Education Office at 716-816-3700
For registration information: Visit Buffalo Schools' Student Placement & Registration Department