The Wildlife Leadership Academy is still accepting applications for volunteer Adult Mentor positions at its wildlife/fisheries focused summer field schools.  Motivated teachers are encouraged to apply.

Adult mentors learn alongside Academy students, serving as the primary mentors for the participating youth throughout the 5-day residential summer field schools. 

Positions are still available at the following 2018 field schools: brook trout, ruffed grouse--

-- Brookies – July 16-21; Sieg Conference Center (Clinton County)

-- Drummers – July 16-21; Stone Valley Recreation Area (Huntingdon County)

Mentors will receive food and lodging during field school; opportunity to receive 3 college credits through Cedar Crest College and/or 40 Act 48 credit hours.

Click Here for an application.

For more information, contact Academy Program and Outreach Coordinator, Katie Cassidy by sending email to: kcassidy@wildlifeleadershipacademy.org or call 570-939-5109. 

You can also connect with the Academy online or on Facebook.

[Posted: April 11, 2018]

4/16/2018