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 more than 900 public and private schools in 45 states. 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