We hope as an Academy Alum you hold close to our mission for you to become leaders in conservation. Whether it is in your career or your day to day life or both – we are grateful that you are a part of our legacy – and are making a difference.
Through the Academy Alumni Network...
We want to support you from high school to college and/or career. To do this we aim to connect you with opportunities, conservation resources, and re-connect you with each other and the Academy. No matter where you are in your Advanced Conservation Ambassador Training, you are a part of the Academy Alumni Network of over 1000+ professionals, including those in the wildlife, fisheries, and conservation fields.
CURRENT CLASS
Those who just attended a summer field school and are
conducting community outreach projects.
ENGAGED IN EDUCATION
Those who are choosing to continue their education in
trade schools, certificate programs, and universities.
EARLY CAREER PROFESSIONALS
Those who are entering the workforce, starting their own
business, and exploring career paths.
Please look around and use the resources here! If you are in need of additional support contact Director of Outreach and Alumni Engagement, Katie Cassidy at 570-939-5109 or kcassidy@wildlifeleadershipacademy.org.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is looking to hire a Wildlife Maintenance Propagator. In this 3 Year Limited Term Wildlife Maintenance Propagator position, you will perform a variety of farming and skilled trades duties… Read More
The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) is hiring a Forest Maintenance Worker to work in the Gallitzin Forest District. In this position, you will be tasked with various routine… Read More
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is looking to hire a Wildlife Maintenance Propagator. In this role, you will participate in the raising, caring and distribution of a large number of pheasants to be… Read More
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We hope as an Academy Alum you hold close to our mission for you to become leaders in conservation. Whether it is in your career or your day to day life or both – we are grateful that you are a part of our legacy – and are making a difference.
Through the Academy Alumni Network...
We want to support you from high school to college and/or career. To do this we aim to connect you with opportunities, conservation resources, and re-connect you with each other and the Academy. No matter where you are in your Advanced Conservation Ambassador Training, you are a part of the Academy Alumni Network of over 1000+ professionals, including those in the wildlife, fisheries, and conservation fields.
CURRENT CLASS
Those who just attended a summer field school and are conducting community outreach projects.
ENGAGED IN EDUCATION
Those who are choosing to continue their education in trade schools, certificate programs, and universities.
EARLY CAREER PROFESSIONALS
Those who are entering the workforce, starting their own business, and exploring career paths.
Please look around and use the resources here! If you are in need of additional support contact Director of Outreach and Alumni Engagement, Katie Cassidy at 570-939-5109 or kcassidy@wildlifeleadershipacademy.org.
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Opportunities That Come Across Our Desk!
Wildlife Maintenance Propagator
May 6, 2025
By Katie Mace
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is looking to hire a Wildlife Maintenance Propagator. In this 3 Year Limited Term Wildlife Maintenance Propagator position, you will perform a variety of farming and skilled trades duties… Read More
Forest Maintenance Worker – Gallitzin Forest District
May 6, 2025
By Katie Mace
The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) is hiring a Forest Maintenance Worker to work in the Gallitzin Forest District. In this position, you will be tasked with various routine… Read More
Wildlife Maintenance Propagator
May 6, 2025
By Katie Mace
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is looking to hire a Wildlife Maintenance Propagator. In this role, you will participate in the raising, caring and distribution of a large number of pheasants to be… Read More