Broward County recently issued the following announcement.
Florida Master Naturalist classes combine virtual and in-person learning
Reserve your spot now in the Youth Environmental Alliance (YEA) and Broward County Parks' Freshwater Systems Module, the second of three core modules in the University of Florida IFAS-Florida Master Naturalist Program. The 40-hour class, which meets both virtually and in person and includes field training, starts on Tuesday, March 29th and ends on Tuesday, April 26th.
In-person sessions will take place in the Oak Ridge Hall at Tree Tops Park (3900 SW 100th Ave., Davie 33328; 954-357-5130). There will also be field trips to Broward County Parks natural areas, as well as Wakodahatchee Wetlands. Students will participate in a wetland restoration within Tradewinds Park as part of the course.
All three modules are required to receive certification as a Florida Master Naturalist, a designation recognized in school districts and governmental agencies statewide. The instructors are Kristen Hoss, YEA's executive director, and Dr. John Pipoly of Broward County Parks, who have 30 and 45 years of teaching experience, respectively.
The fee is $245 per student or $295 if a hard-copy manual is included (not recommended). Registration is online and closes at 10AM on March 23rd. For additional information, contact Hoss at Kristen@YEAfrog.org or 248-933-1069, or Pipoly at ParksEnvEd@Broward.org or 954-357-5280.
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