WOMEN'S OUTDOOR CONNECTIONS
California Waterfowl invites women and families to get involved, join conservation efforts and pass on an outdoor legacy. The Women's Outdoor Connections Initiative (WOC) supports out-of-doors programs for women and families and is working to create a network forum for women interested in volunteerism, hunting and conservation.
Below is a list of the events planned for 2011 that will help us to continue to remove barriers and provide open access to the outdoors for everyone. Please join us in encouraging everyone you know to get actively involved in the outdoors.
2011 Events Calendar
October 10 – February 2011 |
Take Your Best Shot Photo Contest * |
Statewide |
More Info
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| May - Sept |
CWA Family Fun Shoots *
(May 7, July 9, Aug 14, Sept 17) |
Grizzly Ranch |
Register Online |
August 13 |
Duck Calling Clinic * |
Rancho Esquon
Durham |
Register Online
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| August 19-21 |
Mother/Daughter Hunter Camp |
Yuba City |
Register Online |
September 24-25 |
Women’s Pheasant Hunt Weekend |
Bird’s Landing
Suisun |
Flyer
Register Online
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| November 11-13 |
Women's Hunt Clinic |
Red Bluff |
Flyer |
| December 2-4 |
Duck Camp * |
Grizzly Ranch |
Register Online |
* - These events are designed for both men and women.
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Volunteer
Whatever your interests, whatever your skills, whatever your location, we look forward to working together with you.
WOC’s Staff Liason, George Oberstadt, would be happy to answer any questions you have, or get started matching your interests with the perfect task for you. You can reach him at either 916-648-1406 or email him at george_oberstadt@calwaterfowl.org
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Other Resources
WOC committee member Holly Heyser writes an excellent blog, Norcal Cazadora, full of info on what hunting’s all about and how you can get started. .
To visit her site, click here>> |
About the Women's Outdoor Connections
The Women's Outdoor Connections Initiative was created by California Waterfowl to be a resource that inspires and supports a creative and positive outdoor experience for all by providing education, adventures, and networking opportunities.
Dedicated staff and volunteers are working together to achieve the following three goals; Create opportunities and be a resource for outdoor knowledge, remove barriers by providing an inviting learning environment, and inspire conservation awareness and resource stewardship.
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