WELCOME to the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Michigan State University. We strongly believe that natural resources and environment are vital to the future of humanity. The faculty, staff and students in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife strive to meet the global challenges that threaten the sustainability of Earth’s ecosystems. Through our renowned and distinguished education, research, and outreach programs, we empower students and stakeholders with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to safeguard our natural heritage and promote quality of life for all.
Who will make a difference for the rivers, the lakes, the land?
For the fish, the wildlife, the environment?
WE WILL!
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MSU researcher conducting interviews to understand what motivates communities to protect wildlife
Published on May 30, 2018
Julie Viollaz, a Research Associate at MSU and Associate Conservation Scientist for Global Wildlife Conservation, is shifting her team's focus from biology to sociology to better understand why people engage in wildlife crime.
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CANR associate dean embodies leadership within the college and MSU
Published on May 30, 2018
Kelly Millenbah, Ph.D., was named as a recipient of the MSU Simmons Chivukula Award for Academic Leadership based on her guidance and student involvement.
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MSU Quantitative Fisheries Center honored by Great Lakes Fishery Commission
Published on May 24, 2018
The Center was recognized as a world-renowned leader in the use of quantitative tools for teaching, outreach, research, and fishery management.
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MSU partners with Michigan DNR to keep fish populations healthy
Published on May 17, 2018
Michigan State University scientists partner with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to conduct fish health exams each year to keep fish populations strong.
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Undergrad aims to make an impact in ecology & conservation
Published on May 16, 2018
From research to internships, Hunter Stanke is leading the way in landscape conservation. As a first-generation college student, he finds a home as part of MSU’s land-grant legacy and future.
