Outdoor Classroom Observation

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In high school, my favorite class to attend was outdoor leadership. I plan to continue to study the criteria of this class by pursuing a career in environmental studies and recreational management. My goal is to become a forest ranger for the state of Maine and travel to states that may need my assistance and help during bad times. I have always enjoyed the outdoors and wildlife and I was lucky enough to attend a school that offered an outdoor class. I have always been interested in the outdoors and recreation. Outdoor leadership helped me achieve my goals of learning how to survive in the woods and how to survive with limited supplies along with living off from the land. In this class we were taught how to build tarp shelters, navigation,

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