Friday, March 25, 2005

Hitting the bullseye with NASP In case you hadn't noticed, the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) is taking the country by storm. Already in hundreds of schools in 22 states, NASP recently launched its first programs in Wisconsin. Back in February, I took a TV crew to an elementary school in North Fond du Lac, where we taped a segment on the first Wisconsin NASP teacher training program for Outdoor Wisconsin. I also wrote an article on the event and NASP for Wisconsin Outdoor News. You can read it on the NASP website. It's an exciting program that aims to teach kids safe archery skills RIGHT IN THE SCHOOLS! Supported by the archery industry, NWTF and many other groups and agencies, it's one of the most exciting partnerships to come along in quite awhile. Read all about it in my article and tell your local school you want to see NASP taught to your kids! Speaking of Wisconsin Outdoor News, you'll find an article I wrote on turkey identification posted there now. Now go back to "On the Road" for my belated report on The Last River Rat. Later... 10:26:22 PM    comment []