State Representative Dan Ugaste (IL) | Representative Dan Ugaste (R) 65th District
State Representative Dan Ugaste (IL) | Representative Dan Ugaste (R) 65th District
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) is currently seeking instructors for the 2024 summer fishing clinics as part of the department's Urban Fishing Program. These clinics aim to teach people of all ages the art of fishing, provide better fishing opportunities, and promote an appreciation for natural resources.
The IDNR is looking for individuals who are passionate about fishing and ecology, and who are eager to help others learn about fishing skills. These temporary instructor positions, which last for a maximum of six months, are perfect for teachers, retirees, students, and anyone interested in sharing their knowledge with others.
The clinics will be hosted in various communities across Illinois, including Boone, Champaign, Jackson, Jefferson, Macon, Madison, McLean, Peoria, Rock Island, Sangamon, and St. Clair counties. Additionally, there are numerous spots available in Chicago, Cook County, and the northeastern part of the state.
The deadline to apply for these positions is quickly approaching. Interested individuals can find more information about the positions, qualifications, and how to apply on the IDNR website at https://bit.ly/IDNRjobs. The positions can be found under the title "conservation education representative."
Chief of fisheries for IDNR, Mike McClelland, expressed his enthusiasm for the program, stating, "Fishing is a great way for families to spend time together outdoors, and our clinics give thousands of young people an opportunity to experience the fun of fishing every summer." McClelland also emphasized the importance of conservation and the valuable lessons that can be taught through fishing.
Teaching fishing skills and promoting conservation not only benefits individuals and families, but also contributes to the preservation of natural resources. The Urban Fishing Program has been in existence since 1985, and it continues to provide valuable educational opportunities for people across the state.
If you have a passion for fishing and ecology, and want to make a difference in your community, consider applying to become an instructor for the IDNR's Urban Fishing Program. Help others discover the joys of fishing and the importance of conservation by sharing your knowledge and skills. Apply now and be a part of this rewarding summer program.
To learn more, click on this link: https://repugaste.com/2024/01/10/idnr-seeking-summer-instructors-for-2024-urban-fishing-program-clinics/
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