Wildlife and Resource Management

As new environmental issues continuously emerge, you can become a leader of change and innovation.

Throughout this course, students will develop responses to environmental problems and develop management strategies for responsible conservation and resource development. A mix of creative and scientific research will be critical to proposing new solutions to ever-changing global needs.

Program Highlights:

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

Areas of Study:

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

Credits Available:

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.

Industry Credentials Available

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.

Download the full Wildlife and Resource Management fact sheet in English, en Español, or Somali.

Overview Videos

Fees

Fees can be easily paid online, 24 hours a day. Learn more about paying class fees and adding to your student’s lunch account.

Wildlife & Resource Management I Fee Sheet

Wildlife & Resource Management II Fee Sheet

Map to Wildlife Classroom at Camp Lazarus

This program is participating in the Chromebook One to One Experience. An additional one-time fee to purchase a Chromebook will be waived if you are a returning student who has already participated in the Chromebook One to One Experience or if you are bringing your own technology. Learn more about the Chromebook One to One Experience.

To ask more questions about any program or to schedule a tour of our campus, contact Administrative Assistant to the Enrollment Coordinator, Mariellen Murray at (740) 201-3216 or MurrayM@DelawareAreaCC.org.