From OWAA News The outdoor communication industry has a rich history of helping the America people see the outdoors even if they couldn’t get outside themselves.Kids curled up with flashlights and sporting magazines under their bed covers. Adults read newspapers in leather chairs while smoking a pipe and enjoying a single malt. Magazine articles, TV […]
Midwinter Board Update
It’s not all fun and games in this job, sometimes I have to account for my behavior…
Today’s Outdoor Media
From OWAA News The outdoor communication industry has a rich history of helping the America people see the outdoors even if they couldn’t get outside themselves. Kids curled up with flashlights and sporting magazines under their bed covers. Adults read newspapers in leather chairs while smoking a pipe and enjoying a single malt. Magazine articles, […]
Your Voice of the Outdoors
From OWAA News OWAA President Mark Freeman joins me for a joint post about how OWAA works for you. An important part of any outdoor communicator’s job is to inform the public about the health of our forests, the status of our wildlife populations and the way public lands are managed. For OWAA and its members […]
Stewardship and Mentoring
FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S BLOG One of the exciting things about being OWAA’s executive director is the chance to visit with other outdoor communicators.Recently I had the chance to attend the Virginia Outdoor Writers Association’s annual meeting. Here are a couple of highlights. Virginia’s new Secretary of Natural Resources Molly Ward gave the keynote at […]