Thursday, June 18, 2015

Environmental Educators in Action: Keeping Workers and Wildlife Safe

Environmental education in action... Environmental educators serve many roles beyond the traditional nature center or park programs for the public. This is not the first time we have seen North Carolina environmental educators called in to give instruction and consulation that not only educates, but also provides practical safety knowledge and skills for people who work outdoors. 

Recently, Mecklenburg County Environmental Education Manager, Stephen Hutchinson, was invited to the City of Concord to teach local snake ecology and safety to 213 City of Concord Service Crew members. Sessions like these help outdoor workers safely perform their vital duties and also help protect wildlife. Thanks to Mandy Smith-Thompson, environmental educator with the City of Concord, for sharing.



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