SUMMER ACADEMY
2017
Fisheries and Wildlife Biology
July 23–29
Do you enjoy the outdoors? Are you interested in wildlife?
Do you care about conservation?
Join us for a field-based research experience in the fundamentals of natural
resource conservation. In this week-long academy, high school students will learn
how to manage fish and wildlife populations and evaluate critical features of their
habitats. Students will conduct field projects in which they will design their own
research studies, shape data analyses, and propose management strategies.
In addition, they will have the opportunity to interact with professionals in the field
to learn more about career opportunities in fisheries and wildlife.
about
THE
PROGRAM
FACILITY
State-of-the-art labs in the new Grunenwald Science
and Technology Center.
FACULTY
KURT REGESTER
Dept. of Biology
“This is an exciting and
unique opportunity to
explore questions about
an important societal
issue. How do we
sustain fish and wildlife
populations and what
are the best solutions
DR. ANDREW TURNER
Dept. of Biology
JOE FIEDOR
Dept. of Biology
FEES
Camp registration fee is $100 for each student. Room, board,
and instructional supplies are covered by a grant from the
Pennsylvania General Energy company and Robindale.
for restoration and
management in
a changing world?”
Dr. Kurt Regester,
Instructor
Applications can be downloaded from
WWW.CLARION.EDU/SUMMERACADEMY
Application deadline is May 26.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Megan Laird
Clarion University of Pennsylvania
840 Wood Street
Clarion, PA 16214-1232
814-393-2585, [email protected]
Applications can be downloaded from
WWW.CLARION.EDU/SUMMERACADEMY
SUMMER ACADEMY SPONSORS:
Pennsylvania General Energy Co., LLC
Warren, Pa.
Producing Energy We Need. Protecting the Environment We Treasure.
Robindale Energy Services
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