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April 19 at Mammoth Cave National Park 9am-2pm CT/10am-3pm ET for the Leopold Education Project (LEP) Leopold Education Project Program Training (LEP). This is an innovative, interdisciplinary conservation and environmental education curriculum based on the essays in Aldo Leopold's A Sand County Almanac. Learn more and register at https://www.kaee.org/event-calendar.html#!event/2022/4/19/core-curriculum-program-training. This course can help woodland owners and applicants for the Leopold Conservation Award learn how to communicate more effectively about conservation practices.
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