Salish Kootenai College offers diverse Natural Resource Management Degrees.

The Forestry Program teaches students about resource forest management, with a unique emphasis on the connection between forests, tribal sovereignty, and cultural preservation. The program includes a two-year Associate of Science degree for forestry technicians and options for further education, as well as degrees in Wildland Fire.

The Wildlife and Fisheries program provides comprehensive education in wildlife, fish, and habitat studies. Students can specialize in either wildlife or fisheries, with foundational courses in biology, ecology, and natural resource management. Pursuing a four-year degree deepens their understanding and research skills, preparing them for careers in natural resource management or advanced studies.

The Hydrology Program offers interdisciplinary education in water resources, with a focus on Tribal lands. Completing the Associate of Science Degree qualifies students as hydrology technicians, while the Bachelor's Degree program provides a broader understanding of environmental sciences for research and management roles. The program aims to empower Tribal communities by giving voice to their perspectives on water-related issues and improving water resource practices through cross-cultural understanding.