Message from the director

The University of Wyoming's (UW) Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) advances the understanding and resolution of environment and natural resource issues through innovative, interdisciplinary teaching, collaborative decision making support, and dissemination of unbiased research and knowledge. The school is supported by a state that values its university with generous investment. We're also supported by faculty with a depth of natural resources expertise and enthusiasm for interdisciplinary research and education who energetically bring their knowledge to balanced solutions.

Wyoming and the western U.S. enjoy an unparalleled richness of natural resources, and we face many complex challenges regarding the wise use of those resources. This complexity provides an opportunity for our faculty, students, and staff to work with partners to learn about issues, to bring knowledge to bear on those issues, and to facilitate collaborative decision making.

The Haub School of ENR offers a variety of opportunities. Students of our academic programs get into the field in Wyoming and work on international issues abroad. They engage in hands-on experiences that shape their futures as broad thinkers in natural resource science and management. The Ruckelshaus Institute initiatives provide important information and balanced processes to natural resource issues to engaged citizens and decision makers. Our new Biodiversity Institute fosters conservation of biodiversity through scientific and creative discovery.

In addition, we're launching a new logo to support our new structure. Explore the Haub School of ENR website to learn more about who we are and all we do!

• Discover who we are
• Meet our faculty and staff
• Meet our board members
• Read our annual reports

Indy Burke, ENR Director

Learn more about our work:

Academic Programs  |  Ruckelshaus Institute  |  Biodiversity Institute

Our sustainable buildings: The Bim Kendall House  |  Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center