Welcome!
The School of Natural Resources and Environment (SNRE) prepares students to understand the complex issues related to the environment and socio-economic stability, and to tackle the enormous challenges facing society in Florida, the region, and the world.
We are an academic unit within the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) and College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), with responsibility for offering campus-wide interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate programs in environmental science and ecology, respectively.
We offer Environmental Science BS and BA degrees and Interdisciplinary Ecology MS and PhD degrees. Our study body includes over 130 graduate students and 200 undergraduate students.
SNRE builds on existing strengths in the University by encouraging existing departments or other organizational units of the University to participate in the activities of SNRE. Currently, more than 320 affiliate faculty from 50 academic departments and 35 UF Research Centers and Institutes in 12 academic colleges participate in the SNRE programs.
