Do you love maple syrup and being outside in nature? Are you passionate about wildlife and the balance of our ecosystems? Do you want a hands-on career that helps conserve our natural world while preparing for a sustainable future? If so, our Natural Resource Management program offers the skills, knowledge, and experience to help you thrive in this rewarding field.  

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This 2-year program combines Conservation Equipment Operation, Wildlife Management, and Forest Science to prepare students for careers and post-secondary education in conservation, forestry, and environmental management. Through a mix of classroom learning, fieldwork, and industry collaboration, students gain a deep understanding of how to protect and sustainably manage forest ecosystems.  

 

Land Use and Wildlife Conservation (Offered 2025-2026)  
Students explore the critical relationships between water quality, soil science, and wildlife conservation. They develop practical skills in heavy equipment operation, GIS mapping, and project management while working with industry professionals on projects such as wildlife restoration and agricultural land use planning.  

 

Forest Science (Offered 2024-2025)
Focusing on the role of forests in biodiversity preservation and climate change mitigation, students learn techniques for sustainable forest management. Activities include harvesting trees, skidding logs, operating sawmills, producing maple syrup, and developing comprehensive forest management plans, all while stepping outside their comfort zones to take on real-world challenges.  

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Whether you aspire to work in conservation, forestry, or environmental science, this program provides the foundation for success in preserving and managing our natural resources for generations to come.  

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GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY