<p>My current plan is to get my BS in resource conservation (watershed hydrology concentration maybe) at UMT [forestry degree] and go on to complete an MS in international conservation and development <a href="while%20being%20in%20the%20peace%20corp's%20masters%20international%20program">also a forestry degree</a> I'll complete my ms while in the peace corps, abroad somewhere, after a year or 2 at UMT.. I suppose. <a href="http://www.cfc.umt.e...CD/Default.aspx%5B/url%5D">http://www.cfc.umt.e...CD/Default.aspx</a></p>
<p>My question is, is this a good direction to go in? It seems like watershed hydrology is a solid, marketable skill? I also want to pick uo a certificate in GIS while I am completing the BS.</p>
<p>The BS is also designed to meet Federal Civil Service Requirements</p>
<p>PS the MS is also in rescouce conservation. international conservation and development is just the option.</p>
<p>I have a feeling someone is going to say, master in watersaahed hydrology too. Here are the forestry graduate degrees offered at UMT:</p>
<p>Masters of Science in Forestry
Masters of Science in Recreation Management
Masters of Science in Resource Conservation
Masters of Science in Wildlife Biology
Master of Ecosystem Managment</p>
<p>Graduate Studies in International Conservation and Development</p>
<p>PhD. in Forestry
PhD. in Fish and Wildlife Biology </p>
<p>Certificate - Natural Resources Conflict Resolution Program
Certificate - GIS Sciences and Technologies
Certificate - Wilderness Managent</p>
<p>Many concentrations are available. [Graduate</a> Degree Programs](<a href=“http://www.cfc.umt.edu/grad/]Graduate”>Graduate Programs)</p>