Ecohydrology is a cross-disciplinary science that integrates components of the hydrologic cycle and the distribution, structure, and function of ecosystems. The Ecohydrology specialization prepares students for water-oriented careers in hydrology, watershed science, geographic information system (GIS) and remote sensing for watershed management, water quality assessment, aquatic ecology, and management and restoration of ecohydrologic systems. Students learn about the role of water in controlling ecosystem processes, particularly focusing on natural resource management challenges at the watershed scale.<br>Students will be able to:<br>demonstrate critical thinking skills by assessing a problem, gathering and analyzing relevant information associated with that problem, and proposing possible solutions. demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills. demonstrate technical competency within their respective discipline.