10 Tips To Hiking Responsibly
Over Memorial Day weekend, three hikers had to be rescued out of Hocking Hills State Park, including a man who fell 15 feet off a cliff in the Cedar Falls area while taking a selfie.
Over Memorial Day weekend, three hikers had to be rescued out of Hocking Hills State Park, including a man who fell 15 feet off a cliff in the Cedar Falls area while taking a selfie.
It's finally June and schools are out for the summer. So, what should one do with all that time off?
There's a lot more to the month of May than just graduations and Mother's Day. From a Moonshine Festival to a romantic canoe ride under the moon, here's a list of things to do near Hocking College this May.
Hocking College hosted an Introduction to Wildlife Rehabilitation workshop on Sunday, March 31. Wildlife Rehabilitation, or the process of nurturing orphaned and injured wildlife back to health, interests many people from all walks of life. From what people watch on television, wildlife rehab can appear to be a very glamorous activity, with volunteers gracefully freeing bald eagles into the sky and caring for adorable baby animals.
However; in reality, rehabilitation of wild animals involves around-the-clock care, and the understanding that many animals do not survive or are unable to be released back into the wild. Thus, it’s truly a labor of love, but can be very rewarding for those passionate enough to put their heart and souls into these animals.
Are you a natural resources major looking for some financial assistance with school? The Ohio Parks and Recreation Association Foundation has three scholarships available to students in Ohio who have an interest in parks and leisure studies.
According to a recent article on Living It, some very unique trends are going to be dominating the ecotourism industry during 2019.
Hocking College Forestry Club about to embark on an exciting journey!
Spring has officially sprung! With warmer temperatures in the air, it's time to get outside and enjoy it. Here are several fun things for you to do near Hocking College this April.
During the first weekend of March, members of the Hocking College Wildlife Club hung 23 bat boxes on cabins owned or managed by the Buffalo Lodging Company in Hocking County, at the owner’s request.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, students in Hocking College's GeoEnvironmental Science Program can expect growth of new employment opportunities to be nearly twice the average of any other occupation. In fact, the job growth rate for this occupation can expect to climb to 12% over a 10-year period (2016-2026), which is nearly twice the average growth rate for all fields.
