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 Warren County!
98
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECTS COMPLETED
1,237
CITIZENS ENGAGED BY CONSERVATION AMBASSADORS
746
HOURS OF WORK GIVEN BACK TO COMMUNITIES
Each dot on the map represents a Wildlife Leadership Academy outreach project conducted in Warren County. Since 2007, there have been 43 education, 8 service, 4 media, 21 creative arts, and 22 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 Warren County.
PIERCE
Pierce, a Drummers alumni, was a valuable asset to his community, always at hand as a volunteer or ready to educate. He assisted the PA Fish and Boat Commission and Trout Unlimited with stream restoration projects, volunteered with the Tamarack Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center, and worked with his Scout group to mentor younger members and teach skills like fire safety, first aid, and fishing. Pierce gave numerous educational programs about pollinators, ruffed grouse, and racing pigeons, and even bough his own live pigeons to demonstrate! Pierce also participated in the Academy’s student-driven fundraiser, Pay It Forward.
WARREN COUNTY
98
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECTS COMPLETED
1,237
CITIZENS ENGAGED BY CONSERVATION AMBASSADORS
746
HOURS OF WORK GIVEN BACK TO COMMUNITIES
Each dot on the map represents a Wildlife Leadership Academy outreach project conducted in Warren County. Since 2007, there have been 43 education, 8 service, 4 media, 21 creative arts, and 22 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 Warren County.
PIERCE
Pierce, a Drummers alumni, was a valuable asset to his community, always at hand as a volunteer or ready to educate. He assisted the PA Fish and Boat Commission and Trout Unlimited with stream restoration projects, volunteered with the Tamarack Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center, and worked with his Scout group to mentor younger members and teach skills like fire safety, first aid, and fishing. Pierce gave numerous educational programs about pollinators, ruffed grouse, and racing pigeons, and even bough his own live pigeons to demonstrate! Pierce also participated in the Academy’s student-driven fundraiser, Pay It Forward.
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