Natural resource management is an interdisciplinary field of study that considers the physical, organic, financial and social parts of dealing with characteristic assets. It includes putting assets to their best use for human purposes notwithstanding saving normal frameworks. Natural resources  management particularly concentrates on a logical and specialized comprehension of assets and ecology and the life-supporting limit of those resources. Environmental management is additionally like normal asset administration. In scholastic settings, the sociology of common resources is firmly identified with, yet particular from, characteristic asset management. Natural asset administrators' obligations incorporate administering laborers, breaking down information, creating ecological arrangements and approaches as per state and elected laws and arranging area and asset utilize contracts with landowners and governments. Inside this field, there are different zones of concentration:

• An Earth or physical  science involves the  chemical and physical properties of biological communities. This may incorporate the investigation of soils and the controls of geoscience and GIS (Geographic Information    Systems).

• Science of biotic resources focuses on biological community administration and  biological standards. This would incorporate the investigation of vegetation,wildlife and scenes. It can incorporate working with ranchers with an end goal to oversee rangelands and secure natural life, alongside working with other    agencies to administer recreational land use.

• A social science looks at how people influence the earth or different biological systems. This region of normal assets administration may look to  the orders of human science, humanities or crisis management.

• Pollution control examines how air, water and land  pollution can be decreased and how nature of these assets can be restored.Environmental communication involves the utilization of broad communications, advertising and reporting to highlight ecological and characteristic assets issues and concerns.

• Economics of regular resources encompasses approach making,regulation, organization and administration of common assets. It includes the blend of approach and financial matters to secure biological communities, with a definitive objective of maintainability.