Hocking College School of Natural Resources

The students are working hard to collect their final data and have been preparing for the public presentation.

The big night is almost here!!!

Canada Field School is in full swing! Thank you to Haliburton Forest for allowing us the opportunity to provide our students with this international field research program.

So far students have been conducting fisheries surveys, stream assessments, wildlife surveys, phenology site observations, plant & tree identification, with forest plots tomorrow!

For those alumni of the field school, the brook trout were from No Name Lake.

We look forward to the continued work and final presentation of their findings at the end of the trip.

What a great experience!

Hocking College Wildlife Club members were the backbone of HC educational stations at the Athens Soil & Water District’s Waterfest last week. They represented the School of Natural Resources very well!

Fairfield Career Center students stopped by to learn about Hocking College and a photo op with our deer decoy 😀

More from the Ohio FFA state convention! Our students are fantastic ambassadors for Hocking College!

Come see Hocking College at the Ohio FFA state convention. Our students are sharing their great experiences and programs that we offer. Please stop by and say Hi!

The Parks and Museum Education program completed their second day of kayak rescue training led by Lake Hope State Park Naturalists/ Kayak Instructor Kaylin Callander! We are blessed to have these resources so close to the school!

Parks and Museum Education students spent the morning on the O.U. high ropes course. The program’s second year students provided a great supportive environment! Shout out to the O.U. Outdoor Pursuit team!

Parks and Museum Education students getting their ODNR First Cast training with Outdoor Skills Specialist, Sean Lambert!

Hocking College was excited to host the State FFA Wildlife and Nature Interpretation Competitions today! Over 500 students from across the state converged on our campus, to test their knowledge and skills.

These events are helping to shape future leaders and mold the next generation of conservation professionals.

A big thank you goes out to all of the Teachers, FFA Advisors, Hocking Faculty and Student Volunteers for making this possible!!!!