Our Conservation Ambassadors are making a tangible impact across Pennsylvania, inspiring others and contributing to their local communities through diverse outreach projects. Take a look below to see the meaningful difference they've made in Lebanon County!
167
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECTS COMPLETED
891
CITIZENS ENGAGED BY CONSERVATION AMBASSADORS
394
HOURS OF WORK GIVEN BACK TO COMMUNITIES
Each dot on the map represents a Wildlife Leadership Academy outreach project conducted in Lebanon County. Since 2007, there have been 48 education, 23 service, 16 media, 41 creative arts, and 39 outdoor mentorship projects completed by Academy graduates in this county.
EXPLORE HOW OUR ALUMNI ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Click through to learn more about how Wildlife Leadership Academy students are connecting with their communities in Lebanon County.
KAELA
A Bass alumni, Kaela spent much of her time educating her community about macroinvertebrates and insects. She created several impressive insect collections, and then used these as educational tools to discuss native and invasive species. Kaela used the trifold she created at field school to talk about macroinvertebrates and stream health, as well as encouraged others to join her on hikes out in nature.
DEVIN
A Bucktails alumni, Devin spent most of his time outdoors hiking through all sorts of terrain, carrying his camera the whole way. He submitted absolutely stunning nature photography as a Photo Friday Specialist, and included these photos with his thought-provoking blogs, written for the Academy’s NextGen blog. He also shared his knowledge and expertise by teaching others skills such as knot tying, watercraft safety, and plant and animal ID.
STEFANI
Stefani, an Ursids alumni, submitted outstanding creative arts projects in the form of a nature journal, scientific illustrations, and nature photography. She kept an ongoing sketchbook of her artwork, as well as using her artistic talent to create and illustrate study sheets for her Envirothon team! Stefani also participated in litter cleanups in her neighborhood, was a writer for the Academy’s NextGen blog, and a Photo Friday Specialist, submitting her photography for sharing on the Academy’s social media.
LEBANON COUNTY
167
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECTS COMPLETED
891
CITIZENS ENGAGED BY CONSERVATION AMBASSADORS
394
HOURS OF WORK GIVEN BACK TO COMMUNITIES
Each dot on the map represents a Wildlife Leadership Academy outreach project conducted in Lebanon County. Since 2007, there have been 48 education, 23 service, 16 media, 41 creative arts, and 39 outdoor mentorship projects completed by Academy graduates in this county.
EXPLORE HOW OUR ALUMNI ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Click through to learn more about how Wildlife Leadership Academy students are connecting with their communities in Lebanon County.
KAELA
A Bass alumni, Kaela spent much of her time educating her community about macroinvertebrates and insects. She created several impressive insect collections, and then used these as educational tools to discuss native and invasive species. Kaela used the trifold she created at field school to talk about macroinvertebrates and stream health, as well as encouraged others to join her on hikes out in nature.
DEVIN
A Bucktails alumni, Devin spent most of his time outdoors hiking through all sorts of terrain, carrying his camera the whole way. He submitted absolutely stunning nature photography as a Photo Friday Specialist, and included these photos with his thought-provoking blogs, written for the Academy’s NextGen blog. He also shared his knowledge and expertise by teaching others skills such as knot tying, watercraft safety, and plant and animal ID.
STEFANI
Stefani, an Ursids alumni, submitted outstanding creative arts projects in the form of a nature journal, scientific illustrations, and nature photography. She kept an ongoing sketchbook of her artwork, as well as using her artistic talent to create and illustrate study sheets for her Envirothon team! Stefani also participated in litter cleanups in her neighborhood, was a writer for the Academy’s NextGen blog, and a Photo Friday Specialist, submitting her photography for sharing on the Academy’s social media.
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