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An Introduction to BSc. Natural Resource Management and BSc Aquaculture
1. An Introduction to
BSc. Natural Resources
Management &
BSc. Aquaculture
Presentation By
ERIC KUMEH MENSAH
2. What is Natural Resource Management?
Natural Resources – a material source of wealth, such as
timber, fresh water, or a mineral deposit, that occurs in a
natural state and has economic value.
Management – the act of handling or managing something
successfully.
Natural Resource Management is the science and act of
managing material source of wealth, such as timber, fresh
water, or mineral deposit, that occur in their natural state
carefully in other to enhance posterity.
3. Types of Natural Resources
Non-renewable – resources that cannot be replenished after they have been
used up.
Example Mineral (Gold, Diamond,…), Fossil Fuel
4. Renewable Natural Resources are resources that can be
replaced after they have been exhausted. Example
Forests, Wildlife, Fisheries, Soil
5. AQUACULTURE
The cultivation of aquatic animals and plants, especially
fish, shellfish, and seaweed, in natural or controlled
marine or freshwater environments for profits.
6. Who is qualified to offer Natural Resources
Management?
General Science General Agriculture
Biology General Agriculture
Chemistry Chemistry
Physics Physics/Elective Maths
Elective Maths
Integrated Science
Core Mathematics
English Language
CUT OFF
EIGHTEEN (18)
OR
Diploma in Natural Resource Management
7. Where Can I Buy Admission Forms?
Post Offices
University Main Administration
Some selected Banks
E.G. Ghana Commercial Bank, Ecobank,
Barclays, UBA, HFC, Cal Bank, etc.
8. What will I learn upon my admission?
Biological Chemistry
Economics
Meteorology
Communication Skills
Genetics
Algebra
Statistics
Land Surveying
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
Introductory Courses on the Various Departments
Applied Courses in the Various Departments
9. Options in Natural Resources
Management
AGROFORESTRY
FISHERIES AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
SILVICULTURE AND FOREST MANAGEMENT
WILDLIFE AND RANGE MANAGEMENT
WOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
10. Job Opportunities
Consultant
Ministry of Food and Agriculture
Ministry of Fisheries
Forestry Commission
Mining Industry
Lecturer
Range Manager
Banks
11. Thanks For Your Attention
HOPE TO SEE YOU IN KNUST-FRNR
Did You Know