Hey guys, I am currently working in the Youth Village down at Pheasant Fest. I am the Nebraska rep so I have stoked to have it in Omaha this year. Our council has been having a blast hanging out with all the kids who stop by the village. Hope everyone else is having a blast!
Hi guys FOF is tomorrow and I can’t wait, the graphics will be done on my trailer and Tyler and I will be talking to people about it. I am really excited about being so close to finishing my project.
Sixteen of the 17 members of the NYLC gathered in southern Illinois near Carbondale the weekend of July 25-27 to hold their summer meeting. The group camped in tents and participated in outdoor education activities led by Curt Carter, director of the Land for Learning Institute. Although it was hot and humid, the group kept cool swimming, canoeing and kayaking. They also helped cook some fantastic campfire meals, made presentations on their individual projects, selected candidates to be elected as officers, learned about historic primitive tools, participated in a session on how to conduct meetings using parliamentary procedure, got better acquainted with raccoon circles and other activities and enjoyed fishing and visiting. Photos of their activities are included.
National Youth Leadership Council at the Summer Meeting in Southern Illinois
Well, it is that time of year where we all gather together once again to celebrate conservation! I am looking forward to getting to know the new member’s of the Youth Council and expect we will have a great weekend. Thank you Council members for all of your hard work this year, and I will see you and your shenanigans in a few weeks. Safe travels to each of you and your families as you descend into Iowa! Evan be ready to ROCK THE MOCK!
See you there~Liz
Six new youth have been appointed to Pheasants Forever’s (PF) and Quail Forever’s (QF) National Youth Leadership Council (NYLC). The NYLC is made up of 20 young people from around the country that were nominated by their PF/QF chapter for their community involvement and conservation interests. They are the spokespersons for their age group on hunting and conservation issues and advise PF/QF on youth programs. The new members were nominated by a PF/QF chapter with a history of emphasis and demonstrated success with youth programs. more…
