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ROAR philosophy and corporate documents.
Focus on ethical non-motorized outdoor recreation.
Focus on ethical use of motorized and mechanized vehicles on both land and water.
A national network of field-classrooms linking students, teachers, and parents to their public lands.
An environmental education program designed for educators, parents and community leaders working with youth.
This program facilitates and promotes awareness, appreciation, knowledge and stewardship of water resources.
Wildlife focused education program for K-12 educators and their students.
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Teaching and learning resources that can be downloaded free.
Web sites related to wildlife preservation, proper resource use and responsible recreation.
Photo's of wildlife preservation and conservation education program activities.
A collection of patches, pins, hats, etc. related to organizations and programs working to ensure responsible outdoor recreation.

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"Teaching Nature Awareness and Stewardship"

"Not to have know - as most men have not - either the mountains
or the desert is not to have known one's self.
Not to have known one's self is to have known no one."
-- Joseph Wood Krutch

 

Accomplishments for 2005

Don Gale, Ray Cook and Bill Wagner organized The Center for Responsible Outdoor Activities and Recreation (ROAR).  ROAR was organized to extend nature awareness programs to all interested youth groups and their leaders and was approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (C)3 nonprofit corporation in September.

Developed a quality website for ROAR at www.tcfroar.org.

Youth served as staff at High Uinta Wilderness Camp teaching youth and their adult leaders important nature awareness skills and ethics.

Youth staff taught youth of all ages at Jake Days sponsored by the National Wild Turkey Federation.

Ray Cook, Bill Wagner and Don Gale attended a course and became Tread Lightly! Master Tread Trainers.

Don Gale attended a course to qualify to teach Project WILD curriculum.

Ray Cook attended a course to became an official course director for Leave No Trace Master Educator courses.

The nature awareness and conservation message reached 44,394 people during 2005.

 

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Our Mission:
Maintain access to public and private lands for recreation
 through responsible use of the land and other natural resources.