School Program Guides
Seasonal Training – Day 2
Spring Session
Five Rivers MetroParks offers a wealth of onsite educational programs for area school groups. These programs are adaptable to a multidisciplinary curriculum and meet Ohio Academic Content Standards Benchmarks. To see the full lineup of educational field trips we offer: visit our community resource page on our website.
We are welcoming back current volunteers, and recruiting new volunteers, to support our efforts with the educational field trips. This Annual spring 2022 training will focus on the Naturalist’s offerings. This is day 2 of the School Program Training.
Itinerary for the Day 2 training:
April 13th: Day two will be at Sugarcreek MetroPark and will focus on the stream program through exploring new tools, catching critters, and learning more about their natural history. Volunteers will also hike through the forest identifying plants, learning new stories of ecology and history, and visiting iconic park features.
Please dress for the weather, bring resources you find useful for identification activities, and bring a sack lunch. If you were unable to attend the April 6, please contact us before this session for the video link to review.
Additional Notes
- This is a Long-Term Volunteer Opportunity. Learn more about our types of service here.
- Standing, walking, bending over, reaching.
- COVID UPDATES: Please review Five Rivers MetroParks latest COVID-19 Updates.
See the Programming Volunteer Position Description for more detailed information.
The staff Lead, and content expert, for both training dates, is Joshua York.
