College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources

Students in the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources are provided invaluable first-hand experience working in their fields of choice.

Learning

Preparing students to make meaningful contributions to society as engaged citizens and leaders in a complex world.

Undergraduate education

Rich learning experiences that provide a broad foundation and deep subject-area expertise.

Bachelor's Degrees

Graduate education

Unmatched opportunities to participate in the advancement of entire fields of knowledge.

Master's and Ph.D. degrees

Lifelong learning

Continuing adult education, professional programs and programs for K-12 students.

Eight departments & units in which to pursue your passions

Agriculture, Veterinary & Rangeland Sciences Focused on agronomy, horticulture, vet science and rangelands.

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Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Dedicated to discovering the basic mechanisms of biological processes.

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Natural Resources & Environmental Science Committed to solving critical environmental challenges with cutting-edge research.

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Nutrition Improving human diet, health and wellbeing through both the classroom and research programs.

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Experiment Station The majority of the faculty working with the Experiment Station have joint responsibility with the College’s resident instruction programs.

Extension Extension education programs are fundamental to transferring knowledge acquired through academic training to the community.

Extended Studies Improving people's lives by providing high-quality credit and non-credit education at any time or place.

Wolf Pack Meats A unique meat processing plant that specializes in student and professor interactions and educational opportunities.

Latest News Stories

Newly appointed professor to advance maternal and fetal health research

February 06, 2025

Scott Barnett focuses on developing safer medications for women at risk of preterm labor

A black bear standing on a rock under the shade of pine trees.

How do bears select spots for winter dens? New research provides answers

November 18, 2024

Team led by �԰��ɫ��, Reno finds safety is key as black bears prepare to hibernate

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From maps to masks: Nevada 4-H bridges cultures through art and education

October 07, 2024

The youth development program is expanding Latin American cultural awareness to Clark County schools

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College events

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09:00 AM Community Outreach

Feb 22

04:00 PM Community Outreach

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Mar 11

08:00 AM Professional Development

Research

What the College does at the �԰��ɫ��, Reno matters beyond our own campus. It is about focusing the College's limited resources toward solving urgent and vital problems Nevadans face. Our stakeholders’ greatest problems are not waiting for the right time to be solved; they are waiting for the right people to solve them. Those people are here.

Extension & Outreach

Extension serves more than 100,000 Nevadans annually through a network of specialists, agents and staff by providing unbiased, research-based information driven by local needs and clientele input. From publications to in-person workshops and events, Extension is ready to meet the needs of the state and its communities.

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Friends & alumni

Great Basin Sagebrush Restoration Fund

Sagebrush ecosystems have eroded to about 56 percent of their historical range. These ecosystems provide vital habitat for many iconic species found in the west. The sagebrush ecosystem is one of the most imperiled in the United States. To date, rehabilitation efforts are proving to be costly and do not always provide intended results. There is an opportunity to improve the efficacy and success of rehabilitation efforts.

Learn more about the Great Basin Sagebrush Restoration Fund

Arid Lands Research Fund

The purpose of the Fund is to advance research and development of cost-effective methodologies for restoration of degraded arid lands and riparian areas within arid lands. The team assembled includes the �԰��ɫ�� and other institutions with diverse backgrounds in soil science, plant community ecology, natural resource economics, native seed ecology and landscape ecology.

Learn more about the Arid Lands Research Fund