Pure Training International provides training opportunities for sworn, non-sworn, naturalists, line officers or administrators to gain knowledge and training in subjects affecting today’s natural resource managers. Our training is tailored to meet the needs of any natural resource agency. Whether you a long established program or a brand new park, we can help you with your training needs.
We have gathered numerous skilled instructors to provide an interesting, diverse and educational line of courses. We offer a variety of courses to cover the broad range of training needs for today’s natural resource agencies. We will customize any course to fit the needs of your agency. Or you can join us at any open training course. Please refer to the below listing for specifics of each course offered.
We invite all agencies having an interest in any of the courses to attend. Specifics course dates and registration can be found on our course schedule page.
If you have any questions about how to schedule training for your agency or on the courses offered, we invite you to contact us.
Lone Natural Resource Officer Survival Course
This course is designed for officers in the Natural Resource fields. Students will learn the latest information in human dimensions and how modern society interacts in outdoor environments. This course will teach students how to assess threats to visitors, natural resources and themselves. Students will be able to identify commonly used safety tactics on enforcement contacts. Students will also learn to recognize some of the risks experienced during lone officer contacts and gain exposure to commonly used tactics to help reduce the risks associated with those contacts. Students will learn modern threats affecting the outdoor recreation arena and help prepare for ways to reduce those threats.
Park Visitor and Resource Protection Course
This course is designed for current professionals and students preparing for careers in Natural Resource and Recreation Management. Students will learn the latest in human dimensions and how modern society interacts in outdoor environments. This course will teach students how to assess threats to visitors, natural resources and themselves. Students will be able to identify commonly used safety tactics on visitor enforcement contacts. Students will also learn to recognize some of the risks experienced during lone visitor contacts and gain exposure to commonly used tactics to help reduce the risks associated with those contacts. Students will learn modern threats affecting the outdoor recreation arena and help prepare for ways to reduce those threats.
