Outdoor Safety/Survival Training Programs
TRAINING
COURSES
OutdoorSafe Inc will be presenting two programs at the US Forest
Service Ninemile Wildlands training Center, Huson, Montana in 2007.
2008 Training Programs
American Wilderness Leadership School. June 10 –
August 15 2008
Each year the Safari Club International Foundation hosts a series
of six teacher training sessions at the American Wilderness School
located about 45 miles south-east of Jackson, Wyoming. The six day
long programs are designed to provide elementary, middle and high
school teachers credible information on the environment, conservation,
the responsibilities of the federal and state land management agencies
in overseeing the use of public lands and the role that hunting
plays in the management of game animals. During the six days the
teachers are briefed by representatives of the Bureau of Land Management,
Us Forest Service, US Fish and Wildlife, National Parks, and Wyoming
Fish and Wildlife. Dr Gene Decker, Professor Emeritus, Colorado
State University, heads the training program and shares with the
students a life times worth of conservation experience ranging from
the US to Africa, South America and New Zealand. Any of you who
are teachers or know of teachers who might be interested in this
program should contact Don Brown at 520-620-1220 and ask for the
application material or go to www.safariclub.org. Click on Foundation.
Click on Education and then American Wilderness Leadership School.
Scholarship funding is usually available to underwrite course costs.
OutdoorSafe Inc/US Forest Service Survival/Navigation Course.
29 August – 2 September 2008
Once again the US Forest Service and OutdoorSafe Inc will be offering
a survival program at the Nine Mile Heritage Training Center, Huson,
Montana. The 2008 course is actually two programs in one. Two and
half days of survival training followed by two and a half days of
map, compass and GPS training. You can sign up for one phase or
the other or both. The 2006, 2007 and 2007 programs were very successful
with most people attending both courses. For more information or
to sign-up please call Linda Carlson at 406-626-5201. Since I limit
this course to 15 people it tends to fill quickly - I recommend
signing up early!
OutdoorSafe Inc/Practical Shooting Academy. 24 – 28
September 2008
New this coming year is a five day course that I will be presenting
on behalf of the Practical Shooting Academy here in Colorado. This
program will be a mirror image of the Montana course (See above).
For those of you that might be interested my program will be preceded
by a practical shooting course designed to improve a hunters shooting
skills. Contact Ron Avery at 970-323-6111 for more information on
the shooting program or to sign-up for the Survival and Navigation
programs
OutdoorSafeInc/Ancient Pathways/OutdoorSafe Inc. 1-2 November
2008
Ancient Pathways and OutdoorSafe Inc are joining forces to present
a two day survival course – one day of classroom activity
followed by a day in the field practicing survival skills. Contact
Ancient Pathways at P.O. Box 2068, Flagstaff, AZ 86003, by phone
928-526-2552 or via email info@apathways.com. Website: www.apathways.com
For more information or to sign up for the class call Tony Nester
at 928-774-7522 or email him at info@ancientpathways.com
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