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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"

"Teaching children about the natural world should be treated
as one of the most important events in their lives."
-- Thomas Berry



  Why ROAR?
  • ROAR will focus on young people ages six to twenty-five.
  • Participants will develop a sense of nature awareness and commitment to responsible outdoor stewardship.
  • ROAR is the only organization which provides a wide variety of nature awareness and wildlife education programs and venues under one umbrella.
  • ROAR is the only organization which brings together multiple programs with a narrow focus in a cohesive educational model with trained instructors who are prepared to provide the majority of programs available.
  • ROAR provides links to free resources to facilitate nature awareness and stewardship initiatives.
  • ROAR provides the most comprehensive and organized access to internet links for ALL the states and federal agencies related to nature awareness and responsible recreation. 
  • ROAR maintains links to other sites related to nature awareness and wildlife.  Others will be added as they are identified.
Remember:
One poorly located campsite, campfire or other negative impact on the land may have little significance, but thousands of such instances seriously degrade the outdoor experience for all.  We should leave everything just as we found it.  Responsible recreation is everyone’s responsibility.

 
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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.