By LeAnn Schmitt and Scot McClure, OTF Staff Outdoor Adventures, the nation’s premier in-school outdoor education program developed and implemented by the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation, gets kids outside! In the last issue of American Outdoor News, we featured the survival skills unit of Outdoor Adventures (OA). This time we focus on fishing, another of the…
Evidence of humans using bows and arrows goes back tens of thousands of years. It is no wonder that a skill so engrained in our collective history would be so popular. Movies such as Brave and Robin Hood and countless others have done nothing but increase the mystique associated with archery and have inspired untold…
There are hundreds and hundreds of books and websites about camping, hiking and backpacking from the basic how-tos to advanced survival to trail specific guides and personal accounts. These forms of outdoor recreation are perhaps the most accessible and widely enjoyed outdoor activities whether as stand-alone activities or in conjunction with other outdoor adventures. Have…
Many of us are starting to see our yard turning green, flowering trees, and temperatures that we wish would stay all year. The telltale signs of spring for many outdoor enthusiasts means one thing—boating season is upon us. For those avid boaters, fishermen, and water going lovers there is not much better than a day…
OTF is getting a makeover. Stay tuned for a new website with all the resources and tools our community needs to make the most of our incredible programs.
