Spanish for Wildlife, Forest, and Park Personnel
ISBN: 978-1-888467-65-9 copyright by Command Spanish® , Inc. 87 pages
Program Overview: This program is designed to provide non-Spanish-speaking park rangers, game wardens, campground personnel, and others involved in managing local, state, and federal parks and recreation areas, with functional, work-specific skills in Spanish. Spanish for Wildlife, Forest, and Park Personnel consists of a 87-page manual and accompanying .mp3 audio files for enhanced learning. The program utilizes print, audio, and phonetic encoding to teach the most common and important Spanish language commands, statements, questions, and phrases that help non-Spanish-speaking personnel explain and enforce park, forest, and wildlife rules and regulations to Spanish-speaking persons.
ISBN: 978-1-888467-65-9 copyright by Command Spanish® , Inc. 87 pages
Program Overview: This program is designed to provide non-Spanish-speaking park rangers, game wardens, campground personnel, and others involved in managing local, state, and federal parks and recreation areas, with functional, work-specific skills in Spanish. Spanish for Wildlife, Forest, and Park Personnel consists of a 87-page manual and accompanying .mp3 audio files for enhanced learning. The program utilizes print, audio, and phonetic encoding to teach the most common and important Spanish language commands, statements, questions, and phrases that help non-Spanish-speaking personnel explain and enforce park, forest, and wildlife rules and regulations to Spanish-speaking persons.
ISBN: 978-1-888467-65-9 copyright by Command Spanish® , Inc. 87 pages
Program Overview: This program is designed to provide non-Spanish-speaking park rangers, game wardens, campground personnel, and others involved in managing local, state, and federal parks and recreation areas, with functional, work-specific skills in Spanish. Spanish for Wildlife, Forest, and Park Personnel consists of a 87-page manual and accompanying .mp3 audio files for enhanced learning. The program utilizes print, audio, and phonetic encoding to teach the most common and important Spanish language commands, statements, questions, and phrases that help non-Spanish-speaking personnel explain and enforce park, forest, and wildlife rules and regulations to Spanish-speaking persons.
Program Content: Spanish for Wildlife, Forest, and Park Personnel contains more than 600 Spanish language commands, statements, questions, and phrases. It was authored in consultation with leading law enforcement professionals who specialize in the field of park and game law enforcement . In addition to a special section devoted to pronunciation, Spanish for Wildlife, Forest, and Park Personnel contains the following work-specific language sections: Greetings and Communication Strategies; Officer Identification; General Rules for Parks, Recreational Areas, and Forests; Park Entrance and Use Fees; Camping Regulations; Swimming Safety and Rules; Boating Rules, Regulations and Safety; Hunting Rules, Regulations and Safety; Fishing Rules, Regulations and Safety; Climbing, Hiking, and Backpacking; ATVs, 4-Wheelers and Snowmobiles; General Law Enforcement for Parks; Pets; Medical Emergencies and Safety Commands; and Lost Persons.
Bonus: Spanish for Wildlife, Forest, and Park Personnel also contains the following appendices: Telling Time; Numbers; Dates; Colors; as well as separate English/Spanish Hunting, Fishing, Boating, Animals, and Geography Glossaries.
Special Features
No prior knowledge of Spanish is necessary.
Contains more than 600 Spanish commands, statements, questions, and phrases.
This program is fully supported by .mp3 audio files that can be played on any device.
Learner-friendly text designed for adult learners.
Non-grammar-based.
Authored in consultation with many park managers, rangers, and wildlife and fishery agents throughout the United States.
This program prepares non-Spanish-speaking park and recreation area personnel to use Spanish language skills to enhance their ability to aid and protect visitors and enforce regulations in outdoor recreational situations involving Spanish-speaking visitors.
Intended Audience: Park rangers, conservation officers, park managers, wildlife and fishery enforcement agents, and any others who work directly with the public in parks and recreational areas.