editor’s note
“It thus emerges that for young people and adults alike,
outdoor adventure is perceived as a vehicle for building
values and ideas for developing creativity and enterprise,
for enhancing a sense of citizenship, and for widening
physical and spiritual horizons.” - lord Hunt of lianfar.
accept no limits
OUTDOOR WOMEN UNLIMITED
Executive Director/Editor/Publisher
rebecca a. Wood
life is about making choices. When you are a leader
it is so important to be aware and keen on seeing
needs that exist in your program. it is also important
to recognize the interests within your membership and
with individuals who are impacted by your mission or
passion.
a keen sense, much like a hunter on a hunt, is necessary for a productive harvest. When it is time to
approach, being alert to the surroundings and acutely
aware of what needs to be done to “take care of business,” is as significant to caring for the pack.
Managing Editor
Whitney Wood Hurt, JD
Assistant Managing Editor
lisa Mcneil
Special Assignments/Media Specialist
robert Hill Pinkston iii
Design/Printing/Mailing
McQuick Printing Company
Photography
When my daughter and i created Outdoor Women
Unlimited, we saw a need for a place for women
to learn and enjoy the outdoor adventure. Growing
up hunting, fishing, camping and hiking were seeds
planted at early ages in our lives. We discovered many teen age girls and women (of all
ages) were missing out on the opportunity to experience what we had been blessed to
learn and share together.
nate McKenzie Photography
Piece by piece, we created Outdoor Women Unlimited, an organization dedicated to
providing women and families with the education and the excitement of outdoor experiences through teaching out