Wisconsin Master Naturalist training is a stimulating week of classroom and fieldwork with people interested in life-long learning, nature, ecology, and conservation issues. On-site overnight accommodations are available for participants through Hunt Hill’s website.

Registration will open on January 8, 2024 through Wisconsin Master Naturalist.  Space is limited and fills FAST.

Master Naturalist training is a 40-hour series of sessions and field experiences that presents a consistent, statewide perspective on Wisconsin’s natural resources, ecological processes, and conservation issues. They are offered across the state through trained partner organizations. Although each training varies based on the location, field experiences and guest experts, key concepts remain consistent from training to training. Learn more about what’s covered in each of our Master Naturalist trainings.

To synthesize and implement their knowledge, participants will work in small groups to complete a small training project related to education/interpretation, stewardship, or citizen-science. The training project is a fun, low-stakes opportunity to try out volunteer activities in a supportive environment.

Details:

• The participant fee is $275 and includes all materials.
• Room & Board: $400/week
• Need-based scholarships are available.
• Attendance is essential. Only four hours of training may be missed.
• Open to adults 18 years of age and older.
• It’s a fun and motivational learning environment!

Room & Board at Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary for Wisconsin Master Naturalist Training is highly encouraged for ALL participants. To reserve room and board, email contract@hunthill.org or call 715-635-6543.

For more information about the course or to register, visit https://hunthill.org/wisconsin-master-naturalist-course/.