Time spent outdoors improves our children’s health and brings balance to their lives.
We hope to help kids step away from the devices to discover activities in the North Carolina wilderness that have been enjoyed for generations but are now seeing a decline in interest. That includes outdoor heritage activities, like hiking, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, archery, canoeing, birding and more.
Donating to the Outdoor Heritage Advisory Council (OHAC) can help change a child’s view of the outdoors.
Whether it’s a school field trip, a local organization or club, getting outside can change a child and introduce them to their “natural” surroundings. Something as simple as seeing leaves change, watching birds play in a puddle or hearing the sounds of bugs can help them turn off the digital devices and turn to the great outdoors. Consider donating today.
Hunting, fishing and hiking are just a few of the many ways to earn a limited edition Outdoor Heritage Advisory Council patch.
It’s simple. Complete a task, earn a patch. Try to collect all 12 of these beautifully embroidered multicolored patches, all while doing what you love–being outdoors.
