DAVIS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, NATURAL RESOURCES & DESIGN
DIVISION OF FORESTRY AND NATURAL RESOURCES

Wildlife and Fisheries
Resources Program

Kyle Hartman, PhD,
Professor &
Program Coordinator
(304) 293-4797
Email: hartman@wvu.edu



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The Wildlife and Fisheries Resources Program at WVU is dedicated to developing the next generation of young fisheries and wildlife professionals.

The Wildlife and Fisheries Resources Program at West Virginia University is a fully accredited program with undergraduate, M.S., and Ph.D. programs that can lead to professional certification as wildlife or fisheries biologists. This curriculum focuses on both wildlife and fisheries; preparing students for careers or graduate education in both fields, in the area of management, biology, and ecology.


ATTENTION OHIO STUDENTS
The Ohio Agreement allows Ohio residents to attend WVU in Wildlife and Fisheries at in-state tuitions rates.



In the Spotlight …

  • George Merovich, a Teaching Assistant Professor of Wildlife and Fisheries Resources, has received the Samuel Faculty Excellence Award. Each year the $1,000 award is presented to an educator in the Davis College who has demonstrated outstanding performance in the areas of teaching, research and service. Read more here>>
  • An anonymous donor has gifted the West Virginia University Natural History Museum with a collection of ancient artifacts valued at almost $400,000. See a video from WBOY News here>>
  • New data from golden eagle’s summer trip to Canada helps Division researcher Todd Katzner ensure the species’ safety. “Find out more here.”Todd Katzner ensure the species’ safety. Read More>>
  • Graduate student Milu Karp featured in WV Gazette coverage of Northern Saw-Whet Owl banding project at Valley Falls State Park. Read More>>
  • A long-term study of the eastern golden eagle’s migratory patterns, designed to minimize collisions between eagles and wind turbine blades, is shedding new light on West Virginia’s previously unknown role as the key winter range for the seldom-seen raptor.Read More>>

    • Alumnus named chief of the Ohio Division of Wildlife

  • David B. Lane, who earned his master’s degree in forestry from WVU, was recently named chief of the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Read More>>

    • Alumna Serves as Kanawha State Forest Naturalist

  • Summer naturalist Sara Miller (2010) has made Kanawha State Forest near Charleston, W.Va., part of every stage of her life, and this summer she is giving back some of her hiking and birding experiences to the public. Read More>>“




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