Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation (OTF) began in 1981 with the primary purpose of expanding youth outdoor education and furthering wildlife conservation efforts worldwide. In 1998, with a model provided by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, OTF pioneered the first public educational curriculum for secondary schools in Texas called “Outdoor Trails.” In 2007 a complete curriculum rewrite helped merit accreditation by the Texas Education Association for the newly named “Outdoor Adventures” (OA) program. About Outdoor Adventures: Outdoor Adventures (OA) is an in-school physical education course where students are taught life-long skills by using an integrated curriculum of science, math, writing, critical thinking skills, and computer technology. The class is currently offered in 1,400+ public and private schools in all 50 states and Canada. The focus is on outdoor activities and includes: • Archery • Hunter Education • Boater Education • Orienteering • Survival Skills • First aid/CPR • Trip Planning • Angling • Tackle Crafts • Hiking • Backpacking • Camping • Outdoor Cooking • Wildlife Conservation/ North American Model