March is here, which means the Wildlife Leadership Academy office has been flooded with final outreach record book submissions. The Class of 2024 has been doing some incredible projects since their field school experience last summer. This week, we are highlighting the work of Tucker, a Bass alum, who has made a significant impact through his outreach efforts, engaging in education, leadership, and service projects.
Posted: March 15, 2025 by Katie Mace
Don’t be Salty, Protect our Environment!
This week’s blog was written by Gwen, a Gobblers alum. Gwen loves to be outside, especially making maple syrup every year. She would like to either expand her business, be a forager, or botanist as a career.
Posted: March 8, 2025 by Katie Mace
Outreach Highlight: Tucker’s Leadership in Scouting
March is here, which means the Wildlife Leadership Academy office has been flooded with final outreach record book submissions. The Class of 2024 has been doing some incredible projects since their field school experience last summer. This week, we are highlighting the work of Tucker, a Bass alum, who has made a significant impact through his outreach efforts, engaging in education, leadership, and service projects.
Posted: March 1, 2025 by Katie Mace
In Their Own Words – Cole’s Story
Check out this week’s In Their Own Words video featuring Cole, a 2022 Gobblers alum. Cole shares his field school experiences and impactful outreach endeavors!
Posted: February 22, 2025 by Katie Mace
Bridging Passions: My Journey from Environmental Enthusiast to Wildlife Journalism at Penn State
This week’s blog was written by Paloma, a Brookies alum. Paloma is a first year student at Penn State where she is studying Journalism and Wildlife and Fisheries Science.
Posted: February 14, 2025 by Katie Mace
In Their Own Words – Mark’s Story
Our Adult Mentors play a vital role in guiding and inspiring the next generation of conservation leaders. In this special edition of our In Their Own Words series, we are sharing insights from one of our dedicated mentors. Hear Mark’s perspective on working with students, the impact of the program, and why he encourages others to become Adult Mentors too!