Virginia Tech College of Natural Resources

• College of Natural Resources  - Overview of the college with information for prospective students, campus news, and details of the array of programs offered.
• Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences  - Overview of the department and information on the programs offered, bulletins, news, job opportunity postings, and links to related pages.
• Department of Forestry  - Presents department news, research and extensions information, academic program details, and faculty and staff directories.
• Department of Geography  - Site presents a photo album, department updates, class and program details, facilities information, and geography links.
• Department of Wood Science and Forest Products  - Detailing the department's programs of study, research and extension initiatives, and related activities. With links to related centers and programs.
• EFISH  - "Virtual Aquarium" offering a collection of pictures and information on fishes from different species.
• The Fishburn Forest  - Virginia Tech College of Natural Resources' collection of digitized cartographic presentations and documents presenting the Fishburn Forest.
• National Marine Fisheries Service - RTR  - Program created to recruit students into the field of fisheries population dynamics, train future NMFS employees, and conduct population dynamics and stock assessment research.
• Natural Resources Distance Learning Consortium  - Web-based academic program of the College of Natural Resources. Offers courses, certificates of study, and degrees over the Internet.
• Virginia Tech Mussel Lab  - Freshwater Mollusk Conservation Center - a facility and endeavor aimed at preserving and restoring the natural freshwater mussel fauna.
• Virginia Water Resources research Center  - Dedicated to providing information and enhancing opportunities for the expansion and diversification of Virginia's aquaculture industry.
• Wildlife Ecotoxicology and Physiological Ecology Program  - Academic program dealing with the physiological ecology of ectothermic vertebrates and the effects of anthropogenic disturbances on such organisms' ability to interact with the environment.