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Environment, Natural Resources & Agriscience Cluster

The Environment, Natural Resources & Agriscience Cluster includes careers involved in producing, conserving, regulating, and insuring that the basic raw materials used for food, shelter, and comfort are the best products available for consumers.

HHS students are asked to plan a career major while in high school. The four-year plan will help students study a specific area in a career cluster. The student may change life and career goals as new knowledge and experiences are acquired.

The following are areas of specialization offered at HHS involving the environment, natural resources and agriscience:

Environment & Natural Resources

Farming/Ranching/Veterinary Science

Horticulture/Nursery Productions

Golf/Turf/Sports Field Management

Small Engine Repair

Welding

Below are the Technical and Technical Specialty courses that are part of the environment, natural resources and agriscience specializations' four-year plans.


Courses

Semesters

Credits

9

10

11

12


Agriculture Mechanics I (Welding)

2

1



X

X


Agriculture Mechanics II (Welding Certification)

2

1



X

X

TSTC Marshall

Agriculture Metal Fabrication Technology

1

½


X

X

X


Agriculture Power Technology

1

½

X

X

X

X

ATC

Agriculture Power & Machinery (2-4 Stroke Engine Repair)

2

1



X

X

TSTC Marshall

Agriculture Structural Technology

1

½


X

X

X


Animal Science

1

½

X

X

X

X

TSTC Marshall

Applied Agricultural Science & Technology (Modular Computer Based Course)

1

½

X

X

X

X


Diversified Career Preparation

4

3



X

X


Energy & Environmental Technology

1

½


X

X

X


Equine Science

1

½


X

X

X


Floral Design & Interior Landscape & Development

1

½

X

X

X

X


Food Technology

1

½


X

X

X


Forestry and Wood Technology

1

½


X

X

X


Horticulture I (Waives PE Credit)

4

2



X

X


Horticulture II (Waives PE Credit)

4

2




X


Horticulture Plant Production

1

½


X

X

X


Independent Study In Agrisciences Technology

1

½



X

X


Introduction to Agriculture Mechanics (Welding)

1

½

X

X

X

X


Introduction to Horticulture Sciences

1

½

X

X

X

X


Introduction to World Agricultural Science & Technology (Modular Computer Based)

1

½

X

X

X

X


Introductory Horticulture (ARD Approval Only)

1

½

X

X

X

X


Landscape Design, Construction and Maintenance

1

½


X

X

X


Plant and Animal Production

1

½

X

X

X

X


Range Management & Ecology

1

½


X

X

X


Wildlife and Recreation Management

1

½


X

X

X

: = Course is approved for Technology Applications credit.
*   = Advanced Technical Credit
TSTC Marshall = Articulated Course
∑   = Advanced Math Suggested
▲  = Advanced Science Suggested

Career Opportunities in Environment, Natural Resources & Agriscience by Educational Level:

On-the-Job Training, GED, High School Diploma

Agricultural Equipment Mechanic

Fisheries Technician

Floral Designer

Forestry Worker

Gardener and Grounds Keeper

Lumber Production Worker

Wildlife/Fisheries Guide


Junior/Community/Technical College or Apprenticeship

Agriculture Textile Technician

Agriculture Equipment Mechanic

Crop Production Specialist

Crop Protection Specialist

Farm Manager

Food Processing Technician

Forestry Worker

Hazardous Material Specialist

Information Specialist

Lumber Production Worker

Poultry Hatchery Supervisor

Quality Control Technician

Technical Sales Representative


Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree, or Ph.D.

Agricultural Engineer

Agricultural Economist

Agricultural Science Teacher

Agronomist

Animal Physiologist

Aqua Culturist

Biochemist

Biological Scientist

Biomedical Engineer

Bio-systems Engineer

Botanist

Climatologist

Conservation Scientist

Cooperative Extension Agent

Ecologist

Entomologist

Environmental Scientist

Farm or Range Manager

Fish and Game Warden

Fisheries Scientist

Florist

Food Process Engineer

Food Scientist

Forester

Geneticist

Horticulturalist

Hydrologist

Logging Engineer

Marine Scientist

Molecular Biologist

Naturalist

Plant Pathologist

Plant Physiologist

Plant Scientist

Public Relations Specialist

Range Management

Science/Technical Writer

Toxicologist

Turf Scientist

Veterinarian

Viticulturalist

Wildlife Biologist


College Majors:

Agriculture & Food Products Processing

Agricultural Business

Agricultural Development

Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Education

Agricultural Engineering

Agricultural Journalism

Agricultural Management

Agricultural Science

Agronomy

Animal Science

Biological Technology

Biophysics

Botany

Breeding and Genetics

Dairy Science

Ecology

Entomology

Environmental Science

Equestrian and Equine Studies

Farm and Ranch Management

Fisheries Science

Floricultural

Food Science and Technology

Forest Products Technology

Horticulture and Ornamental Horticulture

Landscape Architecture

Oceanography

Plant and Soil Science

Poultry Science

Veterinary Science

Wildlife and Wildlands Management

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