Wildlife Management SAE
Natural Resources
•
2m 56s
Eric Moen, a senior at Richland 44 High School and FFA member, shares his Supervised Agricultural Experience in Wildlife Production and Management. He explains the process of cleaning animal skulls with dermestid beetles, sourced from local donations and his own hunting. Eric emphasizes the educational value of his project for students and highlights the benefits of FFA, including networking and personal growth.
Up Next in Natural Resources
-
Wildlife Conservation SAE
Discover Allie Koss's inspiring journey in wildlife conservation through her SAE. From cleaning enclosures to leading educational outreach and constructing release sites, Ally gained hands-on experience. Her passion for animal systems, particularly wildlife, led her to a career change and a stat...
-
Game Bird Production SAE
Jace Rheinhardt, a 12th grader from the Buckeye chapter, details his impressive SAE focused on game bird production. He raises thousands of pheasants and chucklers for a local hunting club, showcasing a significant expansion from his initial quail operation. Jay highlights the intricate process o...
