The OSU-Extension and the Wood County Park District is offering a certification program all about the natural world. The annual program teaches the cohort more than just fun facts to impress people at parties. In depth knowledge on varying topics is offered, as well as how to be good nature stewards, wildlife ambassadors, and habitat heroes.
From plants to insects and animals, this program offers in-depth knowledge about the subject of nature and insight on how to interpret nature for sharing with others.
An Ohio certified volunteer naturalist informational program will be held Tuesday from 7-8 p.m. at the Wood County Museum, 13660 County Home Road.
This information session will explain the details of this natural resources education program. This certification program is coupled with community-based volunteer service. Sessions include many topics such as birds, interpretation, ecology, native plants, mammals, insects, geology, and more.
Certification is co-sponsored by OSU Extension and led by the Wood County Park District.
Register at wcparks.org or call 419-353-1897. A link will be sent for a virtual information session.
