Change the world with a career in Environmental Science
Environmental Science courses focus on the various interactions between ecosystems, wetlands, forests, wildlife, natural resources, and humans, and how all of this impacts the environment. In addition to earning an OSHA certification, students can earn Industry Certifications for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Associate and also Natural Resource Specialist.
Check out our CHS Environmental Science Courses and Descriptions
Introduction to Environmental Science Resources 2
This core course is designed to develop competencies in the areas of the environmental sciences in Florida, including natural resources, scientific investigation, laboratory skills, scientific and technological concepts, and principles of leadership and career opportunities. Laboratory-based activities and field studies are an integral part of this course. Some of the topics covered include Florida ecosystems, hydrology, dendrology, geology, as well as soil, land, wetland and wildlife management.
What is Dendrology? Watch the video to find out.
What is OSHA? Watch the video to find out.
Environmental Resource Technology 3
This course is designed to develop competencies in the areas of topography; water treatment; stormwater systems; Geographic Informational and Global Positioning Systems; environmental standards and regulations; scientific and research concepts; principles of leadership and career opportunities. Laboratory-based activities and field studies are an integral part of this course. At the conclusion of this course, students will participate in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certification course and will also have the opportunity to certify in Agricultural Education Services and Technology (AEST) Natural Resources Specialist.
Natural Resources Management 4
This course is designed to develop deep competencies in the areas of land management, wildlife management, forestry and silviculture, leadership skills and career opportunities. Laboratory-based activities and field studies are an integral part of this course.
What is silviculture? Watch the video to find out.
Advanced Natural Resources 5
This course is designed to develop competencies in the areas of ecosystems, pest management, wildlife, ecology restoration, planning and administering land uses, principles of leadership and career opportunities. Laboratory-based activities and field studies are an integral part of this course. Students at all levels are taking the Ducks Unlimited, Ecology Conservation and Management certification this year.
For more information
Contact the CHS Career Academy Program Specialist, Ms. Lynda Kelly at [email protected].