Participants will choose 4 classes in topics, including Forest management concepts, plant identification, wildlife habitat, equipment selection, map and compass, chainsaw safety, citizen involvement in natural resource decision making and more. Registration for this course is handled by Peggy Farrell. The workshop fee includes food, lodging, equipment, instruction, and all activities. Course may be taken without credit. Partial scholarships available.
Commuters are welcome.
The course listed will be broadcast via Interactive Television to the Antigo High School in Antigo. For complete information on Interactive Telecourses click on the class below. This course includes 14 hours of on the mat technique, individual skill development, and general coaching principals for all levels. An extra project will be required for students enrolling for the 2nd credit option. Registration for this course is separate from registration for the Wisconsin Coaches Association Clinic.