Learn on-boarding information, tools, and resources to help enhance your new employee's performance, commitment, & job satisfaction.
This 1-hour interactive webinar provides on-boarding resources new NPS employees need to be successful in their new NPS career.
In this virtual training, learn how to become a more effective communicator through tried-and-true improvisational theatre techniques.
Planning for a Changing Climate provides training on the incorporation of climate-smart adaptation principles into existing National Park Service planning efforts.
This training series is designed for Cultural Resource Professionals who want to refresh their skills, look more closely at a particular topic, or explore new directions that ARPA may take them in their work.
The NPS Integrated Pest Management program, in collaboration with the NPS invasive species programs, is hosting weekly webinars in 2021. Presenters will share information on topics such as Invasive Species, Pesticide Safety, Pesticide Use Proposal System (PUPS), and Museum Management.
The Connected Conservation webinars highlight topics and tools aimed at furthering the practice of landscape conservation.
A three-session training that will help you explore the concept of cultural competency and how our values and experiences play a big role in how we operate in programs.
This course covers beginning wood science and log repair techniques to prepare trainees to effectively care for these important buildings.
The NRSS monthly webinar series shares the work NRSS is doing, what's happening in the field of science and natural resources, and how you can get involved.
In this 4-part webinar series, attendees will learn about various characteristics associated with the autism spectrum and review practical examples and strategies for engaging with ASD visitors.
An interactive three-day class providing an overview of tribal consultation.
This course provides an understanding of air resources, why they are important and the laws, regulations and policies governing air resource management.
Participants will find supporting resources and principles to respond to climate change and learn more about ways in which climate change is impacting parks.
The course encourages participants to challenge their views on cultural and wilderness stewardship, identify the common ground, and work together to solve complex issues.
This workshop provides an introduction to Integrated Pest Management, with special emphasis on pest issues in parks located in the Northern Rockies.
This workshop introduces students to beginning preservation engineering concepts for historic wood structures.
This workshop combines classroom and hands-on field work to give trainees an effective introduction to pre-contact masonry preservation, with special emphasis on preservation at archaeological sites.
Trainees will build on science foundations for preserving wood windows and focus on lead safety, joinery, dutchman repairs, and fabrication of rails, stiles, and muntins.
This hands-on workshop will introduce participants to the basics of wood window preservation, including documentation, stripping, scraping and sanding, back-bedding and glazing, and painting.
Through this course, gain skills in recognizing safety and conflict situations in your park and how to respond and de-escalate conflict.
This free, self-paced, online class uses eight lessons containing videos and exercises to present simple rules of style that improve written communication.
This course explores the critical role science plays in helping the NPS fulfill its mission and meet the mandate of the Organic Act.
This course will help leaders think about how to reconnect with and engage employees, review and rewrite policies, and redesign workspaces in the wake of a pandemic.
In this course, you'll learn what COVID-19 is, who is at the highest risk of contracting it, how it's transmitted, signs and symptoms, and precautions you should take to prevent and treat it.