Fleming College – Natural Resources Law Enforcement Graduate Certificate

http://www.flemingc.on.ca/index.cfm/go/programs/sub/display/code/NRL/style/d.cfm

Lindsay, ON
Mark Riemenschneider, Coordinator
Ph: 705/749-5530 ext. 3394
Email: mriemens@flemingc.on.ca

In this program, our mandate is to prepare field ready, entry-level natural resources and environmental law enforcement officers. Natural Resources Law Enforcement is a career that appeals to people who enjoy outdoor pursuits - who have a balanced approach to consumption and conservation. You can really make a difference.
Program Highlights

Natural Resources Law Enforcement is about regulating the use of natural resources, and accountability for activities that have an adverse effect on the environment. Examples of regulated activities include fishing, hunting, logging, aggregate extraction, alteration of fish habitat, the use of public land, and the discharge of pollutants.

This one-year, two-semester post-graduate program will prepare you for a variety of positions in the field, with a well-rounded selection of courses offering a good blend of practice and theory. You will be trained in such areas of study as procedural law, fish and wildlife enforcement, environmental and lands legislation, investigation techniques, forensics, and conflict management and avoidance. In your first semester, your learning will be enhanced through a fall camp, situated in a wilderness setting.

Retrieved from Fleming College website on 5/6/2010.