Class members looking for fish and invertebrates in Eastern Kansas stream. KELP training sessions are highly interactive and reflect current water issues of communities in Kansas. The program combines practical applications, actual case study materials, and informational presentations from persons with research background or direct experience in community leadership and water quality issues. The KELP training also gives participants an opportunity to practice local leadership skills through an Applied Leadership Project.
Training involves a five session, interactive experience.
Each session lasts two to three days, and each is held at a different location in Kansas.