Welcome to the School of Natural Environment

Do you love the outdoors? Sault Ste. Marie is home to the largest freshwater lakes in the world, the Canadian shield, and diverse forests – sounds like the perfect classroom, doesn’t it?

 

 

Your classroom is a 45-hectare outdoor lab and newly constructed Waterfront Adventure Centre. Test your knowledge on multi-day field trips, collaborate in shared outdoor workspaces, and start your natural resource career through a cooperative work placement.

 

And what better place than here.
Welcome to Sault Ste. Marie. 

Discover unique and exciting attractions, events and activities in and around Ontario’s best adventure town. Visit a city that pushes the boundaries outside of expectations.
You will not be bored...we promise. Mountain biking, downhill skiing, walking trails, running trails, skating trails, cross-country skiing, hiking, boating…whewww.

An amazing line-up of programs for you to embark on a career in the outdoors. How cool!

We both can agree, protecting the environment is in our nature. We love sharing that with you! Our nationally recognized School of Natural Environment programs focus on conservation, environmental protection, and exploring natural resources through field-based study. See them here:
 

Adventure Recreation and Parks Technician  (Ontario College Diploma)

Environmental Sustainability Analysis    (Ontario College Graduate Certificate)

Fish and Wildlife Conservation Technician    (Ontario College Diploma)

Forestry Technician - Conservation    (Ontario College Diploma)

Natural Environment Technician - Conservation and Management    (Ontario College Diploma)

Natural Resource/Environmental Law - Inspection and Enforcement    (Ontario College Graduate Certificate)

 

Your studies don't stop here. We have amazing pathway opportunities.

Sault College actively partners with other colleges and universities to help make your continued studies easier. Sault College students and graduates have the opportunity to use their Sault College credential to gain admission, advanced standing, or reduce their course load through credit transfer at other institutions.  

 

ProgramUniversityDegreeGrade Req.Transfer CreditsType
Adventure Recreation and Parks Technician  Algoma UniversityBachelor of Science in Environmental Science3.5+
GPA 
60 credits2+2*
Fish and Wildlife Conservation TechnicianAlgoma UniversityBachelor of Science in Environmental Science3.5+ GPA60 credits2+2*
Fish and Wildlife Conservation TechnicianTrent UniversityBachelor of Science (Honours), Environmental and Resource ScienceAverage of 75%+7 credits 
Fish and Wildlife Conservation TechnicianUniversity of New BrunswickBachelor of Science in Environmental Management - Wildlife    Major70%+  average  60% in each course seeking transfer credits; in good standing60 credit hours 
Forestry Technician – ConservationAlgoma UniversityBachelor of Science in Environmental Science3.5+ GPA60 credits2+2*
Forestry Technician - ConservationTrent UniversityBachelor of Science (Honours), Environmental and Resource ScienceAverage of 75%+7 credits 
Forestry Technician - ConservationUniversity of New BrunswickBachelor of Science in Forestry70%+  average  60% in each course seeking transfer credits; in good standing61 credit hours 
Natural Environment Technician – Conservation and ManagementAlgoma UniversityBachelor of Science in Environmental Science3.5+ GPA60 credits2+2*
Natural Environment Technician - Conservation and ManagementTrent UniversityBachelor of Science (Honours), Environmental and Resource ScienceAverage of 75%+7 credits 
Natural Environment Technician – Conservation and ManagementWestern University

Bachelor of Science Environmental Science

Major (3-yr or 4-yr)
 Specialization (4-yr)
 Honors Specialization (4-yr)

3.0+ GPA

C+ or 60%+ in each College course

4.5 credits (NET 2-yr grads)

7.5 credits (NET 3-yr grads)

 

 

To learn more about our  pathways, click  here.