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"The Mission of the Information and Education Program is to help foster stewards of all ages with the skills to make wise decisions about the conservation and use of our forestry and related natural resources."

 

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Glenda E. Fauske, Coordinator Information and Education

NORTH DAKOTA FOREST SERVICE

307 First Street East, Bottineau ND 58318-1100

Phone # (701) 228-5446 - Fax # (701) 228-5448

e-mail: Glenda.Fauske@ndsu.edu

 

  
 

Information and Education

In a nutshell , the Information and Education Program handles the daily requests for forestry information: the publication and distribution of educational materials, news releases and a statewide newsletter (The Prairie Forester): and promotes educational workshops and training that includes Project Learning Tree.

The function of the Information and Education Program is to plan, develop, administer and coordinate a comprehensive public information and education program for the agency.

Duties include:

  • Assisting the State Forester in advancing the mission of the North Dakota Forest Service by working cooperatively with other coordination areas to advance major projects, respond to emergency situations and implement public relations activities.
  • Administer statewide environmental education programs for educators and natural resource personnel working with students in grades K-12, primarily Project Learning Tree.
  • Supervising the preparation and design of the agency's publications, including serving as a chief editor of the state newsletter - The Prairie Forester.
  • Providing public relations assistance and resources to the other program coordination areas for recognition ceremonies, training, special events, displays, etc.
  

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National Arbor Day Foundation  •  National Register of Big Trees  •  North Dakota State University  •  North Dakota Tree Information Center  •  U S D A-Forest Service

 

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