Who determines the worth of a river and what values do they use?
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.
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.
Some say that the most vivid and fond memories that people develop have several common elements:
Oh my gosh! That sounds just like the “Cane Poles & Kids” media that you’ll find here. So, if you’re interested in developing a treasured memory that will last a lifetime, have tons of fun, and learn about aquatic ecosystems, then watch the videos here, check out all the How-To-Fish videos on the resources links, and ask your teacher to download and use the free lesson activities that can help you and your entire class discover all the fun and aquatic education… to then go fishing with family or friends.
To learn even more about aquatic and angling science, watch more of our family fishing television episodes and classroom videos with interactive lesson activities for your teacher to download.
Also, be sure to explore the links below of our educational partners below who want to help you discover the personal rewards of becoming an environmental steward through fishing.
https://www.takemefishing.org/how-to-fish/how-to-catch-fish/
Some say that the most vivid and fond memories that people develop have several common elements:
An outdoor experience that happens when someone is 10-12 years old
Shared with family members or friends
Involved being near or on the water
Catching their first fish
Oh my gosh! That sounds just like the “Cane Poles & Kids” media that you’ll find here. So, if you’re interested in developing a treasured memory that will last a lifetime, have tons of fun, and learn about aquatic ecosystems, then watch the videos here, check out all the How-To-Fish videos on the resources links, and ask your teacher to download and use the free lesson activities that can help you and your entire class discovers all the fun and aquatic education… to then go fishing with family or friends.
To learn even more about aquatic and angling science, watch more of our family fishing television episodes and classroom videos with interactive lesson activities for your teacher to download.
Also, be sure to explore the links below of our educational partners who want to help you discover the personal rewards of becoming an environmental steward through fishing.
https://www.takemefishing.org/how-to-fish/how-to-catch-fish/
Do you know where fish hide? Knowing where to cast your reel can be the difference between a successful fishing day and a bust. Learn where to drop your line from our Adventure Team experts as they explain where the fish are hiding and why! You’ll have all the tools to spot a fish on your next adventure into the outdoors!
Do you know the difference between a spincast reel and a cane pole? How about using them? Our Adventure Team members do! Learn which combo is best for you and your fishing adventure by comparing the advantages and disadvantages for each type when fishing. Happy fishing!