Advancing conservation principles across generations
The Department of Natural Resources and the Environment's conservation education programs focus on teaching both current and future generations about the practices and principles of ecological conservation. These programs offer courses, workshops, and trainings to those who are enthusiastic about learning and applying natural resource knowledge.

Integrating research and public engagement to support stewardship, learning, and resilience in communities facing social and environmental stresses globally.

Connecting woodland users to the knowledge and resources needed to ensure sustainable production and ecological function on private woodlands.

A science-based training program designed to teach adults about New York’s natural resources, empowering them to educate others and participate in on-the-ground conservation and monitoring projects.

DNRE extension helps support New York State 4-H Youth Development.
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