We offer undergraduate and graduate programs that emphasize critical thinking, collaborative problem solving, and interdisciplinary approaches in environmental systems science, sustainability, outdoor leadership, environmental law, and more.
Through our outreach initiatives and Collaborative Solutions Program, we support natural resource stakeholders around the state and region by providing information, resources, and collaborative problem solving trainings and services.
Our faculty members generate new thought and ideas to support sound natural resource decision making for the future. We conduct studies and produce creative works to advance the understanding of complex environmental challenges.
We support students as well as citizens, stakeholders, and decision makers by giving them the skills and tools they need to build durable, inclusive solutions to our most pressing environment and natural resource challenges.
The Wyoming Conservation Corps’ mission is to promote individual development, stewardship, and education through localized national service. The WCC continues this legacy by carrying out the highest caliber of service for Wyoming’s public lands through AmeriCorps.
Looking back at our previous 2018-22 strategic plan gave us a chance to celebrate the incredible successes we had in growing our faculty, staff, student enrollments, and impacts. In our new 2023-2028 plan, we chart a path through the next five years guided by:
View and download our strategic plan to learn more ->
ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS: Each May, the Haub School takes 16 undergrad & graduate students to Jackson, WY to
partner with community leaders, conduct research, interview stakeholders, and develop solutions to local environmental challenges. Interested?
FIELD EXPERIENCES: Gain hands-on experience in one of our field courses across Wyoming and the world. From a morning field trip to a wind energy facility to an entire course abroad,
you will gain practical experience on the ground throughout your time with us.
Haub School Update
2021-2022 year in review
Social License for Wyoming's Energy Future: What Do Residents Want?
2021 Update Newsletter
Western Confluence magazine
Attitudes of Rural Westerners on the Environment and Conservation
Wyoming Renewable Energy Siting Collaborative: Recommendations to State Leadership
Let Environmentalists Acquire Extraction Rights to Conserve Natural Resources
Final Report: Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality's Surface Water Quality Standards Triennial Review Collaborative Learning Process, Sept 2021
Climate Change, Agency Decision-Making, and the Resilience of Land-Based Livelihoods
Western Confluence magazine
University of Wyoming
Bim Kendall House
804 E Fremont St
Laramie, WY 82072
Phone: (307) 766-5080
Fax: (307) 766-5099
Email: haub.school@uwyo.edu