Natural resources and environment

Recertification workshops, testing and training for licensed commercial and noncommercial pesticide applicators

The Ecological Restoration certificate is a 150-hour program comprising five required courses, offered twice per year.

Beekeeping classes and events are designed to help professionals and homeowners support and keep bees. They are also for bee owners and those who raise bees for honey production.

White-tailed deer can have a significant impact on the vegetation in local woodlands. Help the University of Minnesota Extension in a citizen science project to monitor how deer impact Minnesota’s forests.

This workshop gives families tools to start the land transfer process. Excellent resource for any woodland owner.

The AIS Detectors program trains a statewide network of volunteers to monitor and report on the spread of aquatic invasive species.

This webinar series provides continuing education opportunities in fields such as forest ecology, wildlife biology and natural resource management.

Learn how to engage with decision makers in order to influence management decisions and stop the spread of invasive species.

Learn how silvopasture can be employed as part of a rotational grazing plan.