Fisheries and Wildlife online courses available this summer

The Department of Fisheries and Wildlife is pleased to announce four online course offerings this summer, including Great Lakes Biology & Management, Introduction to Lakes, Fisheries and Wildlife Ecology & Management, and Recreational Fishing.

For more details, visit the Fisheries and Wildlife Online Courses website or contact Jim Schneider.

Summer 2018 enrollment begins March 12!

Not an MSU student?  Enroll through Lifelong Education.

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