This is the ideal summer field school for students who are interested in conservation and the outdoors!
Accepted nominees will become certified Conservation Ambassadors through attending a 5-day residential summer field schools which focuses on a particular wildlife species, including white-tailed deer, bass, brook trout, turkey and bear.
Students in each field school will gain extensive knowledge about natural resource conservation, leadership experience, and communication skills.
As Conservation Ambassadors, students can receive a letter of recommendation for college applications; certification of community service work; and a certificate designating them as Conservation Ambassadors.
Students are also eligible to apply for three college credits through Cedar Crest College, return to the Academy tuition free the following year as a Youth Mentor, compete for college scholarships, and join an Academy Alumni Network of wildlife, fisheries, and conservation professionals.
For more information on this program, visit the Student Conservation Ambassadors Program webpage or contact Director of Outreach & Alumni Engagement, Katie Cassidy at kcassidy@wildlifeleadershipacademy.org or (570) 939-5109.
The mission of the Wildlife Leadership Academy is to engage and empower high school age youth to become Conservation Ambassadors to ensure a sustained wildlife, fisheries and natural resource legacy for future generations.
For more information on the Academy, visit the Wildlife Leadership Academy website and Facebook page.
Resource Link:
-- Wildlife Leadership Academy Blog: How The Wildlife Leadership Academy Changed My Life - By Graham
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[Posted: November 19, 2024] PA Environment Digest
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