Integrating human cultural knowledge, values, and relationships with the natural environment, Cultural and Natural Resource Management (CNRM) is a rapidly developing interdisciplinary field. Cultural studies, heritage studies, ecology, geography, and environmental science are all rolled into one cohesive field. Geography, human ecology, sustainable development, and environmental science are all fields that it dovetails with quite nicely. Indigenous knowledge of a country has developed into its own subfield of natural resource management, one in which Western scientific understanding is complemented by and merged with that of the country’s indigenous people. With this uptick in activity comes a greater need for credentials that can speak to the varied specializations that make up CNRM.