James Neyhouse joined Nature Reliance School in 2022 and quickly became an integral part of the instructional team. As a Game Warden with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, James brings valuable experience in wildlife behavior, conservation, and field safety.

His experience spans Survival, Land Navigation, Scout Tracker, Nature Immersion, SERE, Tactical Mantracking, Wilderness First Aid, and specialized training for first responders. Known for his calm and approachable teaching style, James helps students build practical skills and confidence while fostering a deeper respect for the natural world.

James's expertise combines survival, tracking, medical training, wildlife knowledge, and field safety. As a Game Warden with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, he brings real-world experience in wildlife behavior, conservation, and outdoor safety to his instruction.

He holds a Master's degree in Education, an EMT certification, and serves as a Hunter Safety Instructor for the State of Kentucky. His background allows him to combine advanced technical knowledge with clear, effective teaching across a wide range of outdoor and field-based skills.

With a calm and approachable teaching style, James helps students build both confidence and competence in the outdoors. His practical experience and respect for the natural world create a learning environment that is both informative and accessible.

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