The liaison must prepare for the group's arrival, welcome them, teach some day classes, teach and manage evening activities and serve as the Eagle Bluff representative. The liaison will generally teach half-time during the day to allow extra time for meeting group needs and preparing for evening activities. The liaison must remain on emergency call throughout the nights when their group is in residence. Liaisons are evaluated by, and must evaluate, each group with which they work. Each participant in the Professional Naturalist Fellowship program presents naturalist programs to large groups several times each season.
Programs consist of developed slide shows, demonstrations, or theatrics.
They are both entertaining and informative. One new program is learned and presented each season. Each program participant is evaluated on at least one naturalist program during their term. Professional Development A series of seminars dealing with development as teachers and professionals is conducted by Eagle Bluff staff and others in the field. Each professional naturalist will present one seminar during the year.