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American Wilderness Leadership School (AWLS)

American Wilderness Leadership School
SIX
2010 SPONSORSHIPS AWARDED for AWLS

   The Northeast Wisconsin Chapter of Safari Club International and the Northeast Wisconsin Chapter of Sables believe in the AWLS program. The future of hunting depends on presenting the facts about conservation, sustainable use of our resources and the part hunters’ play in this vital part of our future. Enlightening teachers/educators and students enables them to share this information with their students and peers which in turn impacts the future. 

   Each year we send a select group of educators and students to one of three different AWLS Camps (AWLS West-Wyoming, AWLS Central-Iowa or AWLS North-Minnesota). 

   We pay the registration fee ranging from $250 - $800 for the weeklong workshop. This includes room, board, linens and towels . Other travel costs to and from the workshop and personal expenses are each individual’s responsibility. 

  

 
   The programs content consists of academic lectures, discussions and field trips covering orienteering, survival skills, aquatic and wetland ecology,  wildlife ecology, environmental ethics, natural resource management and conservation, environmental leadership, wildlife management and firearm use and safety.

 

    Here are some brief reasons why these teachers/educators want to experience AWLS:

  • To bring the issues to the classroom

  • To develop a reading unit based on the environment to create a sense of wonder, appreciation and respect for the earth

  • To develop outdoor recreational skills

  • To integrate guns with history, biology, ecology and wildlife conservation

  • To incorporate outdoor education in the physical education program

  • To teach how to become stewards of our environment

  • To broaden knowledge of current environmental issues

  •    It is with great pleasure that the Northeast Wisconsin Chapter of Safari Club International and Northeast Wisconsin Chapter of Sables support the AWLS program and the privilege to sponsor six (6) individuals for a 2010 AWLS workshops, of the six individuals selected 2 teachers (Chris Clark and Nels Jensen) and 1 student (Kira Minehart) will be attending the AWLS West Camp in Wyoming. The other 3 teachers (Debra Dicks, Roberta "Bobbie" Windus and Kathy Doyle) will be attending the AWLS Camp in Iowa. The impact this experience will have on them and on future generations is gratifying. We wish  them a delightful and rewarding learning and life-enriching endeavor.

       For further information about AWLS (American Wilderness Leadership School)or to request a Teacher or Student Application Form for an AWLS 2011 camp contact the NEWI SCI Director of Education Roberta "Bobbie" Windus at 920-604-1686 or email rrwindus@yahoo.com. Completed forms need to be submitted to her by April 1, 2011, and successful applicants will be notified no later than May 1, 2011.

    FOR ADDITIONAL AWLS INFORMATION and APPLICATIONS

    Stories from our AWLS teachers:

    WHEN THE TEACHERS ARE THE STUDENTS
    American Wilderness Leadership School
    experience by Anne Warren, AWLS graduate 2009.


    AWLS - AN AWFULLY GREAT TIME
    American Wilderness Leadership School
    experience by Julie Spalding, AWLS graduate 2007.

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