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Pilot Training | This course describes the special flight rules that apply to flying over the Grand Canyon National Park. This training is required for pilots performing missions under the operational control of the USDA Forest Service and the Department of the Interior in the restricted airspace in and around the Grand Canyon National Park. This version presented for the Public and General Aviation users who do not need to receive the FAA waiver but wish to view the course. Note: This version of the GCNP-SFRA course is intended for the Public & General Aviation Users. | |
Pilot Training | Aviation Firefighting: Basic Fire Behavior & Tactics | |
Pilot Training | Aviation Firefighting: Organization, Airspace, Communications & Aviation Safety | |
Pilot Training | Aviation Firefighting: Helicopter Administration & Operations | |
Pilot Training | This online course addresses foundational mountain flying skills universal to safe and effective flight operations within mountainous terrain. This online course is designed for contract and government helicopter pilots. | |
Pilot Training | SEAT Fire Behavior | |
Pilot Training | SEAT Operations | |
Pilot Training | SEAT Firefighting Tactics | |
Partnership | Purpose NPS has a history of success in collaborating internally and externally to advance our mission within and beyond park boundaries. Some parks and programs operate almost exclusively through partnerships, while others use partnerships and community engagement to accomplish specific objectives. The goal of this training is to strengthen a foundation of collaboration and partnership knowledge that will increase the familiarity, skills, abilities, behaviors, and attitudes in all NPS employees, in support of division, office, or program responsibilities. This course will cover the following core partnership competencies:
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Partnership | Target Audience: Anyone interested in implementing Arid and Semi-Arid restoration projects including: Emergency Stabilization & Rehabilitation (ES&R) Plan Developers; Rangeland Management Specialists; Wildlife Biologists; Riparian Specialists; Foresters; Threatened & Endangered Species Biologists; Fisheries Biologists; Realty Specialists; Mineral, Oil & Gas Personnel; Botanists; Natural Resource Specialists; Fuels Specialists; Restoration Practitioners. Course Description: This self-paced on-line course is intended to serve as an introduction to seed technology and Arid and Semi-Arid lands restoration as a first step towards more in-depth in person restoration and revegetation courses. Course Objectives: By the end of the course, participants will have an understanding of: Ecological Restoration principles, standards of practice, and concepts to increase the success of restoration efforts in Arid and Semi-Arid ecosystems and the challenges they pose to successful restoration, and how to apply ecological restoration best practices and concepts in restoration planning. The course consists of the following modules/lessons. Each are accessed separately and must be taken in sequential order.
Lesson 3.1: Principles and Standards for the Practice of Ecological Restoration Module 4: Arid and Semi-Arid Systems Lesson 4.1: Overview of Drylands Module 5: Developing and Implementing a Restoration Plan Introduction | |
Partnership | Introduction to DO21 and prerequisite for increased delegation of authority for covered activities. Audience: This course is for all staff working closely with philanthropic partners or accepting donations. Purpose: To ensure the audience has a clear understanding of the laws, policies, and ethics around the acceptance and use of donations from partner organizations and other sources according to Director’s Order (DO) #21. Course Objectives: By the end of this course, you will be able to:
This course will take about four hours to complete. It consists of 11 modules and an Introduction and Conclusion. You must take all 13 modules to earn a course completion certificate. You can exit the course at any time and pick up where you left off when you return. | |
NWCG Courses | The Airtanker Base Manager (ATBM) workshop is designed to provide the attendee with current policy revisions, technical updates, changes in reference materials and operational procedures as well as an overall review of safety and security issues associated with the airtanker program. | |
NWCG Courses | Please Visit the NWCG Training Catalog for the most current course description and requirements. NOTE: Individuals instructing NWCG aviation courses are required to meet instructor qualifications within the NWCG Field Managers Course Guide or individual course instructor guides. | |
NWCG Courses | Please Visit the NWCG Training Catalog for the most current course description and requirements. NOTE: Individuals instructing NWCG aviation courses are required to meet instructor qualifications within the NWCG Field Managers Course Guide or individual course instructor guides. | |
NWCG Courses | Please Visit the NWCG Training Catalog for the most current course description and requirements. NOTE: Individuals instructing NWCG aviation courses are required to meet instructor qualifications within the NWCG Field Managers Course Guide or individual course instructor guides. | |
NWCG Courses | Please Visit the NWCG Training Catalog for the most current course description and requirements. NOTE: Individuals instructing NWCG aviation courses are required to meet instructor qualifications within the NWCG Field Managers Course Guide or individual course instructor guides. | |
NWCG Courses | Please Visit the NWCG Training Catalog for the most current course description and requirements. NOTE: Individuals instructing NWCG aviation courses are required to meet instructor qualifications within the NWCG Field Managers Course Guide or individual course instructor guides. | |
NWCG Courses | Please Visit the NWCG Training Catalog for the most current course description and requirements. NOTE: Individuals instructing NWCG aviation courses are required to meet instructor qualifications within the NWCG Field Managers Course Guide or individual course instructor guides. | |
NWCG Courses | Please Visit the NWCG Training Catalog for the most current course description and requirements. NOTE: Individuals instructing NWCG aviation courses are required to meet instructor qualifications within the NWCG Field Managers Course Guide or individual course instructor guides. | |
NWCG Courses | Please Visit the NWCG Training Catalog for the most current course description and requirements. NOTE: Individuals instructing NWCG aviation courses are required to meet instructor qualifications within the NWCG Field Managers Course Guide or individual course instructor guides. |