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Event Category: Bat Habitat Assessment

Bat Habitat Assessment – Online – April 27th-28th, 2026

04/27/2026 - 04/28/2026
9:00 am - 4:00 pm Pacific Time

Instructor(s)

Margaret Pugh
Matt Dil

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Turns out being an environmental worker counts as

Turns out being an environmental worker counts as cardio. 😮‍💨

Join us on April 27–28th for our Bat Habitat Asses

Join us on April 27–28th for our Bat Habitat Assessment course: a hands-on, applied, two-day online training.

🌿 You'll learn to identify key bat species across Canada & the Northern U.S., assess habitat suitability through desktop and field methods, conduct field-based habitat assessments with confidence & more.

What is a “student-led field exercise”?
No travel required. You’ll complete practical field exercises independently in your local area, applying course concepts in real time, so you’re not just learning theory, you’re actually doing the work.

If you’ve been looking for practical, career-relevant experience, this is it.

🎟️ Seats are still available, join us this April.

#EnvironmentalTraining #GreenCareer #EnvironmentalCourse

Over the past decade, more than 27,000 students ha

Over the past decade, more than 27,000 students have been part of NRTG programs. And behind every number, there’s a story of impact.

Knowledge shared in the field.
New paths taken.
Work happening behind the scenes to make it all possible.

This post is a continuation, a look at more of the people who make NRTG what it is today. 🙌

Thank you for being part of this journey. The first 10 years are only the beginning.

Meet the people behind the trainings (Part 2)

#EnvironmentalCareer #GreenCareer #EnvironmentalCourse

We saw too many students learning theory, without

We saw too many students learning theory, without ever gaining the real-world experience employers were looking for.

The gap between education and the field was clear. So we reimagined training to be hands-on, accessible, and built for the real world. 🎯

This is what it looks like now.

#EnvironmentalTraining #EnvironmentalCareer

This is what a decade of impact looks like. In 10

This is what a decade of impact looks like.

In 10 years, over 27,000 students have stepped into the field through NRTG trainings.

Happy 10 years of protecting lands, waters, and communities, every single day.

#EnvironmentalWork #GreenCareers #EnvironmentalTraining

🔟 years ago, NRTG began with a simple but powerful

🔟 years ago, NRTG began with a simple but powerful idea: education should do more than inform, it should transform.

What started as a response to a gap in traditional education has grown into something much bigger: a community of passionate instructors, dedicated team members, and thousands of students who are now protecting the lands, waters, and communities we all depend on.

Over the past decade, over 25,000 students have taken part in NRTG programs. But what truly defines this journey is the impact behind each one.

The instructors sharing knowledge in the field.
The students stepping into new paths.
The team making it all happen behind the scenes.

This post is for them: the people who built NRTG into what it is today. 🙌

Thank you for being part of the journey. These first 10 years are just the beginning.

#EnvironmentalCareer #GreenCareer #EnvironmentalCourse

Environmental careers are built on what you can do

Environmental careers are built on what you can do in the field.

That’s why hands-on experience is no longer optional, it’s non-negotiable.

👉 What’s something you only learned once you got into the field?

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NRTG operates on the unceded territories of the K’ómoks First Nation, within the shared lands and waters cared for by the Te’mexw Treaty Association, Snaw-naw-as, and Liǧʷiłdax̌ʷ peoples.

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