Department of Biology

Conservation Law Enforcement Undergraduate Certificate

Ensure justice in the great outdoors

Safeguard and regulate wildlife, habitats and resources. Work in beautiful scenery and protect nature’s well-being. 

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  1. Become a Bear: Apply to Missouri State (if you're not already a current student).
  2. Contact the Academic Advising and Transfer Center to declare a certificate in conservation law enforcement.

Careers and outcomes

Wildlife biologists are sometimes involved with the enforcement of hunting, fishing, and conservation laws.

This certificate, which includes courses in biology and criminology, prepares you for jobs such as:

  • Conservation law officer
  • Marine patrol officer
  • Forest ranger
  • Park guide
  • Forestry technician
  • Cartographic technician

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