The BC Wildlife Federation is promoting outdoor adventure for women through a series of workshops, and archery will be taught in Pitt Meadows starting this spring.
The Women Outdoors Workshops aim to give women confidence and experience by teaching outdoor skills and knowledge.
Women Outdoors provides women with a safe space to explore a well-rounded roster of courses designed to ensure you survive and thrive in the great outdoors. Visit our website to register for workshops in Surrey, Prince George, Pitt Meadows, and Chilliwack! https://t.co/FsgWqHNnhk pic.twitter.com/j7v2QnxsPp
— B.C. Wildlife Federation (@BCWildlife) March 8, 2024
An archery program is being offered at the Thompson Mountain Sportsmen’s Association’s Pitt Meadows facility at 21791 Ladner Rd. The introductory course will teach participants how to use a bow and arrow safely, and offer an opportunity to practise shooting at both flat and 3D targets.
There are upcoming courses on Saturdays including April 20, May 4, June 1 and 22, Sept. 14 and Oct. 5. Courses run from noon to 4 p.m., and will be taught by certified instructors.
Prices are $99 for BCWF members, and $129 for non-members. Registration is available online.
The federation wants to ignite more passion for the wilderness. Also in nearby communities, there will be courses in spring foraging in Chilliwack in April and May, fly fishing in May, and the CORE program (Conservation Outdoor Recreation Education) in Surrey later this month.
For more information see the BC Wildlife Federation website at bcwf.bc.ca
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