What is an Instructor?

By offering hands-on exploratory activities and demonstrating the use of scientific knowledge and skill to better understand and care for the land, natural resource professionals promote personal growth and career opportunities for Eagle Eye's youth participants. These dedicated individuals bring their expertise and field knowledge to programs and provide quality instruction to urban youth.

Who can be an Instructor?

Anyone who aligns with the LAF™ mission! A Champion can be anyone who believes in the LAF™ mission to provide hands-on, exploratory learning on forest-related environmental topics for underserved urban youth.

Examples of an Ideal InstructorEXAMPLES HERE

• A youth worker who wants to provide an opportunity for young people in his or her organization
• An environmental education center that wants to reach out to urban youth
• A natural resource professional looking to expand education at his or her agency
• A community member committed to creating more connections among people in the community

Characteristics of an Ideal Champion

• Spirit!
• A love of people and a desire to build lasting relationships around a common goal
• Dedication to connecting people with the natural world
• Commitment to expanding opportunities for underserved urban youth

Logistical Requirements

This person must be able to commit a few hours a week during the planning stage, some office supplies, equipment or funding for equipment, and a couple of full days to run the programs.

Contact us to become an Instructor!