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The Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology Club is the UMN Chapter of The Wildlife Society in Minnesota, and the Minnesota Chapter of the American Fisheries Society. Both societies are international organizations that promote excellence in natural resource stewardship through science and education.

Events our organization participates in include:

Guest lectures from wildlife professionals and agencies
Wildlife volunteer work
Environmental education outreach program
Working to manage urban habitat in cooperation with the Izaak Walton League
Our annual spring wetland clean-up
Attending professional wildlife and natural resources conferences
On- and off-campus social events including outings with other student groups

The FWCB Club offers information about current volunteer, internship, and job opportunities, as well as a chance to meet professionals in the field. We also have information about scholarships and provide a terrific environment to meet other University students.

Our Organization is composed of undergraduate and graduate students. The members of our club major primarily in fisheries, wildlife, conservation biology, forestry, environmental science or other related fields. However, our membership is not limited to these people! For more information about the Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology Club or to get involved, contact us via email or talk to one of our officers.

Last modified on October 7, 2008
This site is maintained by the club and can be contacted at fwcbclub@umn.edu.

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