Anyone, anywhere can get started hunting with the right tools and guidance! Hunting anywhere is challenging, especially for an inexperienced hunter. In order to be successful, new hunters need to get certified in hunter education within their state. New hunters can also benefit from the guidance of a mentor, someone to teach, guide and help them as they get started.
You may be interested to know that hunting is also closely tied to sustainability and conservation efforts. Hunters play a huge role in restoring and protecting habitats for animals who live in an ecosystem, and modern hunters work to help balance wildlife populations.
In this Into the Outdoors episode and related Into the Outdoors @Home topic videos, we see that learning a new skill like hunting can lead to an incredible journey of personal discovery. We also learn the ways in which hunting and wildlife conservation efforts go hand in hand.
Find links to the Into the Outdoors @Home topic videos below. These custom learning videos are designed to share with your entire classroom. You’ll also find other educational content, including custom lesson activities that blend peer-driven learning and hands-on activities.
For more information and resources related to hunting and conservation, visit Hunter-ED.com
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Full Video
Classroom Videos
Capturing A Moment in the Wild
YOU Can Hunt NOW!
On the Hunt
Preparing for the Hunt
Classroom Assets
Capturing a Moment Learning Standards
You Can Hunt Now Learning Standards
ITO On the Hunt Learning Standards
Preparing for the Hunt Learning Standards
RElated Content
Decoding the Science of Boating Safety
Into Family Fishing and Boating
Learn Boating Safety: Save That Life!
Into Taking Aim With Shooting Sports
Into Wildlife Rehabilitation: First Responders
Into Wetland Conservation
Forming Your High School Bass Fishing Club
Sustainable Ecosystems: Restoring Walleyes in Native Lakes
A River Reborn / The Ottaway, A River Reconnected
