On this episode of Into the Outdoors, our Adventure Team discovers the wild world of bowfishing for silver carp.
Hang on to your hats as we learn how to catch these invasive fish with a bow, not a rod!
This episode is action packed as we highlight the importance of aerial shooting with archery gear and how it helps curb this invasive menace in Indiana.
In this Into the Outdoors episode, we learn about bowfishing for the invasive species, common carp.
Watch as Into the Outdoors Adventure Team members, Garrett and Kayla bowfish during the spawn near Green Bay, Wisconsin.
We learn how bowfishing plays an important role in conservation efforts to protect native fish in lakes and rivers.
Our team also identifies how to get into the sport, what gear you need and why this is family friendly sport.
This episode is action-packed and all about fun!
In this lesson students will consider the critical question of what bowfishing is and how it affects the environment and invasive species like common carp.
The sport of bowfishing the common carp is a lot of fun, but with all hunting sports, it is also important to learn the ethics and techniques first.
This lesson will help students investigate bowfishing at night. Students will use process writing as a method to think through the process of fishing in steps and consider all the necessary actions to take to become a successful angler.
The sport of bowfishing can be very productive at night.
When you bowfish at night, there are new considerations such as depth perception and fish identification in the dark.
Find out more in this lesson!
Wetland habitats are great natural resources for wildlife, crops and even carbon sequestration. Preserving these natural habitats benefits both wildlife, humans and the environment. Join us as we learn more about how private landowners in the Prairie Potholes region are preserving these habitats through conservation efforts.
In this Into the Outdoors episode, we’re taking you to South Dakota to learn about how wetland habitats are being protected on both public and private lands. Join Into the Outdoors Adventure Team members Zach and Gracie as they tag along on a youth duck hunt to see first-hand how hunting supports conservation efforts. Surprised? We’re just getting started! Come along as we learn more about our nation's wetlands and how we can bring conservation into our own backyards.
Hold onto your hats because this fact might just blow you away! Did you know that hunting waterfowl actually helps protect our wetland habitats? In fact, funding from hunting licenses is one of the biggest contributors to wetland conservation. And thanks to the new two-tier license system in South Dakota, getting involved in duck hunting just got easier!
Join us as we learn about the North American Waterfowl Management Plan and how youth duck hunters are getting involved in conservation efforts.
After being gone for over 130 years, the Omashkooz (an Ojibwe word for Elk) now roam the forest regions of Wisconsin in large numbers. Watch this video to find out how and why the Native American tribes were involved in the effort to bring them back.