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"The
Fish, Wildlife, Recreation Program continues to offer one of the finest
educational experiences of its kind. The curriculum is intensive and field
oriented and the program is staffed by a very dedicated faculty. We are
also extremely proud of past FWR grads who continue to play a very
important role in the management of British Columbia's natural
resources."
Mark
Angelo,
FWR
Program Head & Recreation Instructor
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| The site is designed
to give you a comprehensive overview of the two-year technology diploma
program offered at the British Columbia Institute of Technology’s
Burnaby Campus. |
| The FWR program is
designed to give graduates a wide range of skills and experience.
Graduates of the program are ready to work in an industry that is
dynamic and diverse. |
| Our goal is to
prepare graduates for many of things they will face working as a Fish,
Wildlife and Recreation technologist. It takes a lifetime to learn all
that you need to know about resource management! |
| For two years,
students are immersed in resource management studies…there is little
time for much else as there is a lot of material to cover in just 16
months (Four 4 month terms). |
| Students spend as
much time in the field time as they do in class. So, get ready to get out
there and get wet! We go out rain or shine and travel over all kinds of terrain. |
| Students travel about
the Lower Mainland in the first year of the program and range a bit
further in the second year. They travel to Manning Park, to Garibaldi Park,
to the Keremeos Area, to Boundary Bay, to Brackendale and to Highland Valley Copper Mine to name a few
fieldtrip locations. There is even a trip to Yellowstone National Park in
Wyoming, USA! |
| Renewable Resource
students share a common first year with the BCIT Forestry program. The
first year provides a foundation in technical skill and gives students a
general overview of renewable resource management. In the second year of
the program, you specialize in fish, wildlife and recreation management. |
| Follow the links on
the left to learn more about Year 1 and Year 2, How to apply and what you
need to be a successful applicant. There are only 30 applicants accepted
each year so it is a good idea to start asking questions about how to get
into the program a year in advance. |
| The FWR program has
initiated a number of local and provincial projects and 2nd year students
must all complete a yearlong project course. FWR staff and faculty are
very active in the local, national and international community. Follow the
link to learn more about what the FWR program and crew have done in the
past and what they are up to now. |
| If
you have any questions after looking through the
website, contact us via email or phone. The numbers
and addresses are at the other end of the link
at left.
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