Parks, Recreation, & Wildlife
Parks, Recreation, & Wildlife technicians are educated in the natural
resources disciplines to meet the staffing needs of our region, state,
and nation.
Students learn practical applications and techniques in:
- Wildlife Management
- Conservation
- Outdoor Recreation
- Conservation Law Enforcement
- Nature Interpretation
Educational facilities include the College’s 125-acre
Natural Resources Center, located
adjacent to Dillon State Park. The Muskingum County area provides numerous
outdoor laboratory sites, having one of the highest concentrations of
state parks, lakes, rivers, and wildlife and forest management areas in
the state.
The Parks, Recreation, & Wildlife Technology is accredited by the North American Wildlife Technology Association (NAWTA) and is a member of the Ohio Collegiate Ag Educators Consortium (OCAGE).