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Why not utilise the ML/AI approaches incorporating remote sensing technology for the identification of the aquatic moss? There are huge opportunities to explore the utilisation of the advanced cutting edge technology.

ICYMI: We published a document with links to all of the training opportunities we spoke about in episode 31! Check it out if you want to find some continuing education! https://lnkd.in/gbPucV6m

#IMO: Learn about #ballastwatermanagement with new online course #maritime https://lnkd.in/dA7i3T-Y

🧅🔥 Fuel hazard risk is like an onion, you assess it one layer at a time. 👩🚒 Our program - Queensland Fire and Biodiversity Consortium's - overall fuel hazard assessment training allows participants to see the forest for the trees, learning how to methodically conduct an assessment from top to bottom, bark to bushes 🌳🌾 🚶♂️ There’s no better learning than doing, so our field component allows all participants to have a go at collaboratively conducting a guided overall fuel hazard assessment.  🤔 For anyone who is curious, the photo of the landscape is of a high fuel hazard landscape. 🔥 Want to learn more about fire? Here’re all the fire events we run: https://lnkd.in/e8Z8_uWB

The AFO Course & Exam is just a few weeks away - www.mParks.org/AFO Participation in the AFO program creates more dynamic pool operators, who in turn give us safer water, more efficient facilities, and increasingly appealing programs for our popular aquatic venues. The AFO program exceeds the Michigan health code requirements. In addition, previous AFO participants have shared the following benefits of the AFO program over similar aquatic facility training: 💠Highly experienced subject matter experts 💠Skills that can be applied right “to the deck” 💠Simplified arithmetic 💠Course materials that reflect changes in technology and legislation

Two upcoming webinars that you don't want to miss! These will help you get ready for your 2024 season!

NRTG’s MicroCourse Join our Fish Identification: Pacific Salmon Juveniles June 5th, 2024. Fast track your skill development with our concise, stackable courses! In the Pacific Northwest, accurately identifying Juvenile Pacific Salmon is crucial for effective resource management. This skill is indispensable for environmental practitioners working in and around water in this region. Our focused MicroCourse equips participants with the necessary strategies and species-specific physiological knowledge to master the identification of juvenile salmon during their fry to smolt life stages in freshwater habitats. Gain essential expertise to contribute to informed decision-making and sustainable water management in the Pacific Northwest. https://lnkd.in/g3-5Pdsd Don’t delay! Sign up is easy and affordable!

🌏 The CITB SEATS training course is designed to teach organizations about the benefits of good environmental management as well as demonstrating the process of how workers can take steps to improve their effect on the environment 🌏

This is a good question! It varies as we have courses that are deep, comprehensive studies and some that are shorter and can be done in a few days. The average student generally takes 6-12 months to complete field guiding and wildlife management, depending on how much time they have to devote to it. Anti-Poaching, Game lodge management and Front of House generally take 0-3 weeks. With WildlifeCampus, there are no deadlines. You have the freedom to take as much time as you need. We don't believe in rushing through the learning process. We urge students to fully absorb the knowledge as they progress. Our approach fosters a deep, enriching educational experience, allowing for in-depth learning without time constraints. #learnprotectsave #wildlifecampus #faq

Dive into the world of knowledge that Costal Zone Foundation offers and become a Certified Coastal Practitioner today. Learn more about our short courses at https://lnkd.in/ehTAJwt6 #coastalconstruction #erosioncontrol #coatalengineering #livingshorelines