Expanding secondary training for careers in natural resources and conservation in Washington.
The bill aims to expand secondary training for careers in natural resources and conservation in Washington. It seeks to engage youth in sustainable natural resource systems through a program administered by a private sector, nonprofit partner. The program targets students aged 14 to 17 and offers high school credits, dual credit with community and technical colleges, or industry-recognized credentials. The curriculum includes environmental and sustainability content, natural resource industry competencies, and John McCoy (lulilaš) curriculum.
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