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Natural Resource Management
Program Information Sheet
Description
- Learn skills to perform wildlife and plant surveys, pond and wetland maintenance, soil science and forestry evaluations, and hazmat technician training
- Participate in training experiences at Five Rivers Metroparks
- Earn Ohio Hunter Safety Training, Ohio Trapper Training, Ohio Nuisance Wildlife Control Training, and Level 1 Wildlife Rehabilitation Certification from collaboration with Brukner Nature Center
Work-Based Learning Opportunity - Advanced Placement or Internship
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Curriculum Plan Career Tech courses you will be taking along with college credits and certifications available.
Suggested Skills For Success
Certifications Opportunity to earn the following certifications in this program.
- Ohio Hunter Safety Training and Ohio Trapper Training
- Ohio Nuisance Wildlife Control
- Brukner Nature Center Level 1 Wildlife Rehabilitation Certification
- HAZWOPER Technician Training
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