NMHU Department of Natural Resource Management

04/06/2026

Spring has sprung at New Mexico Highlands University bringing a sense of hope and renewal.
Are you thinking about starting or returning to college studies?
The Natural Resources Management Department offers exciting, stimulating, and relevant degrees in Environmental Science, Geology, GIS, and Water Resources. These highly interdisciplinary programs focus on applying geological principles to address environmental problems. Faculty are available to meet with prospective and continuing students to discuss programs of study, assist with course selection, share opportunities for research engagement, and offer insights into career pathways.
Make your appointment today!
Natural Resources Management Programs - https://www.nmhu.edu/landing-natural-resources-management/programs/

04/04/2026

A secret weapon to fight carbon emissions was just discovered: Beavers

(Image credit: Andyworks via Getty Images)

12/24/2025

Did you know Hawaii grows and sells more commercial Christmas trees than Alaska?

Or that more than 25 million Christmas trees are harvested in the US each year?

This map shows where these trees are grown.

https://www.maps.com/where-christmas-trees-grow/

07/25/2025

The world faces growing water resources challenges related to water availability, quality, and management, which are vital for human survival and ecosystem health. New Mexico Highlands University’s Environmental Geology degree with water science emphasis provides knowledge, skills, and research opportunities in topics like water scarcity, water pollution (post-fire sedimentation, mine drainage, and urban runoff), and the impacts of climate change on water resources. Graduates are equipped to develop sustainable solutions for water management to ensure a safe and reliable water supply for present and future generations. Apply today @ https://apply.nmhu.edu/apply/

Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul has an existential water problem and other cities may also be vulnerable.