Master Conservationist Program
This course will cover a variety of topics related to Iowa’s natural resources and environmental health. Participants will acquire tools that will help them lead a life that contributes to sustainability. Those who attend the series are eligible to become certified as Master Conservationists through Iowa State University Extension.
To become a Master Conservationist you need to:
- Have an interest in conservation and environmental issues and concerns.
- Attends hands-on training sessions.
- Provide 32 hours of volunteer efforts.
- Have a willingness to learn and share ideas with others.
Course topics will include Iowa’s physical environment, ecological principles and techniques, wildlife diversity, woodlands, prairies, wetlands, sustainable agriculture and land use, energy and waste reduction, and water quality.
The Master Conservationist Program will not be offered in Polk County in 2009. It will be offered again in the Spring of 2010.
Go to the link below for other upcoming programs:
Upcoming programs