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 McKean County!
48
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECTS COMPLETED
935
CITIZENS ENGAGED BY CONSERVATION AMBASSADORS
222
HOURS OF WORK GIVEN BACK TO COMMUNITIES
Each dot on the map represents a Wildlife Leadership Academy outreach project conducted in Mckean County. Since 2007, there have been 17 education, 18 service, 1 media, 1 creative arts, and 3 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 McKean County.
TYLER
Tyler, a Bucktails alumni, job shadowed with the PA Game Commission, and created a new trifold display so that he could educate community members about coyote hunting regulations. He also spent much of his time volunteering with his local Scout group, giving educational presentations and teaching younger members about how to age a deer using its jawbone, which he learned at field school.
MCKEAN COUNTY
48
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECTS COMPLETED
935
CITIZENS ENGAGED BY CONSERVATION AMBASSADORS
222
HOURS OF WORK GIVEN BACK TO COMMUNITIES
Each dot on the map represents a Wildlife Leadership Academy outreach project conducted in Mckean County. Since 2007, there have been 17 education, 18 service, 1 media, 1 creative arts, and 3 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 McKean County.
TYLER
Tyler, a Bucktails alumni, job shadowed with the PA Game Commission, and created a new trifold display so that he could educate community members about coyote hunting regulations. He also spent much of his time volunteering with his local Scout group, giving educational presentations and teaching younger members about how to age a deer using its jawbone, which he learned at field school.
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