Programs
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Education Division is responsible for the variety of educational programs offered by the Commission. Some of these programs include Hunter Education, Boater Education, Becoming an Outdoors Woman, Project Wild and Hooked on Fishing-Not on Drugs (HOFNOD).
The division is currently in the process of building four nature centers around the state. These centers will utilize various geographic regions across the state to serve as conservation education facilities. Funds for the project are made possible by the passage of Amendment 75 to the Arkansas constitution.
Use the hyperlinks below to learn more about how the Education Division can help you.
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This program aims to bring the joy of the outdoors and the rewards of safely learning to shoot to young Arkansans.
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Archery is a great way to sharpen skills, build self-esteem and create a stronger atmosphere for success in the classroom.
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An outdoors skills workshop for women.
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Make your plans to dive with the AGFC and friends. Check back in the spring for 2010 dive dates.
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Whether you want to view birds, wildlife or just enjoy the gorgeous wildflowers along the roadsides, Arkansas has it all.
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Arkansas has more than 90,000 miles of rivers, streams and bayous, much of which is perfect for floating.
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This program combines aquatic education instruction to youth with healthy life skills that promote positive personal development.
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Project WILD is an interdisciplinary, activity-based program designed to teach youth of all ages about wildlife, conservation and the environment.
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Watch Phyllis Speer Tuesday nights at 6:30 on AETN.
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The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission maintains seven geocaches.
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This program is a part of the AGFC’s Watchable Wildlife program. Awards to birders who report their life list.
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ARE is designed to increase public awareness and understanding of our natural resources and our aquatic ecosystems, to enhance participation in sportfishing, and to develop responsible attitudes toward our aquatic environment.
