Participants will also travel to Washington, D.C. in order to discuss policy aspects of environmental issues with government policy makers, lobbyists, and representatives of non-governmental groups. The Institute culminates with a final project, a field experience which participants will design and execute. The Institute's vision is that this practicum will demonstrate that Kentuckians can work toward mutually acceptable solutions of environmental conflicts through application of skills learned in the Institute. Registration and Costs NRLI is funded by the University of Kentucky, the Robinson Trust and participant tuition. Participants will also be responsible for travel and accomodations for the seminar sessions.
Scholarships are available.
Yes, you will be a better person, facilitator, environmental provider. The networking between people will stay with me always. Understanding why and how certain decisions are made.