• Real-world applications of science at our multi-habitat land lab, working

  outdoors in all types of weather

• Study relationships between organisms and their environment Principles of biogeochemical cycles,

  air-water-land relationships, non- point pollution, and wetlands

• Examine fundamentals of resource development, agriculture sustainability, energy needs, and

  pollution control

• Analyze and interpret data gathered from studies on the ecosystem

• Participate in an individually

  designed and researched final project

• Take advantage of professional internship opportunities

• Learn through hands-on experiences outside in the local environment

• Use of power equipment

• Wildlife biology

• Reptiles and amphibians

• Environmental issues and laws

• Forestry and forestry management

• Use of power equipment

• Bio fuel creation

• GIS Mapping

• Wildlife monitoring

• Water quality

• Pond and stream studies

• Drone technology

• Alternative energies

• Bird identification

• Forestry management plans

• Plant trees and pollinator habitats

• Care and handling of animals

• 3 elective credits per year

• College credits available through an articulation agreement with Columbus State Community College, Hocking College and through Career-Technical Assurance Guides (CTAGs)

CTAGs are transferrable to Ohio public colleges. Credits vary per program.

• Ducks Unlimited Ecology Conservation & Management

• CSAW

• First Aid/CPR

• OSHA 10-Hour Safety Certification***

• Multiple credentials available, based on individual preference and ability

***Industry credential recognized by ODE for points toward graduation.