WYG&F invite current students and recent graduates of conservation to Wyoming Collegiate Conservation Symposium at Whiskey Mountain

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department invites current college students and recent graduates interested in a career in conservation to Whiskey Mountain Conservation Camp in Dubois Aug. 14-17, to learn how to pursue a successful career in the outdoors at the newly created Wyoming Collegiate Conservation Symposium camp.

The Department reports participants will gain hands-on experience and learn directly from seasoned Game and Fish employees. This immersive program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a successful career in the outdoors.

What you will learn:

Career paths: Explore various career opportunities within Game and Fish.

Role of wardens: Understand the crucial role of wardens in conservation and their job expectations.

Role of habitat, fish and wildlife biologists: Gain insights into the responsibilities and contributions of the department’s field biologists. 

Effective presentation skills: Develop your ability to present information clearly and effectively.

Research questions: Learn how to frame research questions to address management issues.

Personality styles: Explore common dimensions and traits of personality styles and enhance your ability to work with people of different personality types.

Resume and cover letter writing: Receive guidance on crafting effective resumes and cover letters.

A $50 cost to join the program includes food and lodging. Scholarships are available for those who feel the program fee is a barrier to participation. To be considered for a scholarship, contact william.poole@wyo.gov.

The deadline to apply is 11:59 p.m. MST June 30. Space is limited for this opportunity to learn, connect, and grow. 

The Game and Fish invite interested students to apply today.