The Hunter Heritage Foundation of Alaska 2006 Programs
Programs
We cordially invite you and your family to participate in these programs—as students, volunteers or instructors.The following links are your pathway to an exciting world of outdoor recreation and shooting sports education.
Becoming an Outdoor Woman
Youth Hunter Education
Shooting Sports Education
Hunter Clinics
Instructor Education
Pass it On!
Youth Game Hunts
Youth Education Summit
Oral History Project
The Oral History project is a joint venture with the Alaska Trappers Association. It is an ongoing effort to capture the stories of Alaska's pioneers who are still with us today.We rely on donations from individuals and corporations to provide these great programs for our youth. To make a donation or become a corporate sponsor, email hunterheritagefoundationak@msn.com.
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Produced in conjunction with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game with support from other major groups such as Safari Club International and the Friends of NRA. This program teaches women the necessary skills to get out and enjoy Alaska’s Great Outdoors. To find out more, go to: http://www.wildlife.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=he.bow Next Session – March 2007 – contact Tracy Smith – 267-2896 or tracy_smith@fishgame.state.ak.us |
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Hunter Clinics sponsored by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game are supported by the Hunter Heritage Foundation. These Clinics provide advanced knowledge and skills to hunters. www.wildlife.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=he.he_clinics Youth Shooting League at Rabbit Creek Shooting Park teaches young Alaskans proficient skills that will allow them to compete in sporting clays and enjoy many days a-field in the pursuit of small game. To learn more, go to : www.rabbitcreekyouthleague.com/ |
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Our Oral History Project involves collecting the stories and knowledge of Alaska’s pioneers. – email: hunterheritagefoundationak@msn.com Hunters for the Hungry/Sportsmen Against Hunger is a joint project with the Alaska Chapter of Safari Club International, the Food Bank of Alaska and the Salvation Army. – email: hunterheritagefoundationak@msn.com Youth Education Summit held each year in April. This program offers students in the 9th, 10th, and 11th grade a chance to go to Juneau and learn about their state government. Each year one student is chosen from the group to represent Alaska at the National level in Washington D.C. www.nraalaska.com |
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Small Game Hunting Clinics for youth, especially those youth who may not be in a position to experience this kind of outdoor activity otherwise. We plan on having at least four small game hunting clinics for youth and possibly one Beyond BOW small game hunt. – email: hunterheritagefoundationak@msn.com or call Maggie Lindsey at 267-2196 |
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Pass It On! matches mentors with youth to provide them with experiences in the outdoors. This is a new program that is being initiated by the HHFA, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, ADF&G, and several outdoor groups. |
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New this year is our camp for youth. The Alaska Conservation Camp will provide a comprehensive learning experience for Alaska’s youth. Held in late May, the camp is also supported by ADF&G and AIMCOMM. To learn more, email the Hunter Heritage Foundation. |
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As the educational arm of the NRA State Association, the HHFA supports several NRA education programs such as the Youth Hunter Education Challenge held each spring in Fairbanks |
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