The data are collected by the United States Department of Education. Our more than sixty faculty members have over 700 years of field and teaching experience, and we believe that they are the finest and most enthusiastic natural resources technical education teachers in the world. Experienced professionals who are employed by a wide range of natural resources agencies regularly deliver specialized topics throughout each academic year. You will have the opportunity to participate in a truly world class selection of field experience options, which include local, regional, national and international learning adventures. At Hocking College, you also have some flexibility in how you complete your academic coursework and your field training experiences.
Nothing makes better sense.
Our main campus, Hocking College Campus Park, houses an impressive fifteen learning laboratories, institutes and centers. This means you have an opportunity to help manage nearly 1,500 acres of managed woodlands, wetlands, nearly one-half mile frontage along the Hocking River with adjacent floodplain, multiple streams, beaver ponds, and native and migratory wildlife. Our National Environmental Training Cooperative gives you an opportunity to participate in a collaborative effort by business, industry, government, environmentalists and educational institutions to help develop environmentally safe beneficial uses of waste stream materials. Prepare for becoming a wilderness ranger or a packer for a commercial outfitter by spending seven days working on a trail maintenance crew in a western U.S. wilderness region. U.S. Forest Service Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory, North Carolina.