OWAA OUTDOOR VOICES
Use Your Outdoor Voices
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Writing for 1A: For staffers
By Mark Freeman — One of the truisms of the newspaper world is that there’s no such thing as a city editor who is not desperate…
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Ensuring Face-time on Facebook
By Paul Queneau — Time was, if you had a business Facebook page, posting on Facebook meant all of your followers had a chance to actually see your posts appear on their feed, assuming followers checked into the site in a timely manner…
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Bill would introduce renewables leasing on public lands
By Shauna Sherard — Renewable energy development has seen a dramatic growth in recent years. The solar industry has reported a 300 percent increase since 2006…
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Persistence, a few good friends, a best effort:
By Jake McGinnis — According to Michigan author and freelance writer Tom Huggler, there are no secrets in outdoor writing. He doesn’t have a little tip for selling articles.
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Letters to the Editor
Congrats to honorary award recipients…
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OWAA can be both exclusive and inclusive
By Mark Taylor — As happens at any OWAA annual conference, talk one evening at this summer’s conference evolved from a discussion about sessions and who was in attendance, to talk about who was missing…
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‘On the road again’
By Robin Giner — As I sit down to pen my column this month, Jessica Pollett and I have just returned from our planning trip for the 2013 conference that will be held Sept. 14-16 in Lake Placid, N.Y…
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Desperate days for CRP, wildlife, hunters
[box]Submitted by the OWAA National Affairs and Environment Committee[/box] By Dave Nomsen Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever’s Vice President of Government Relations Last week, I helped my 23-year-old son, Jason, move to Pierre, S.D., to begin his first job out of college. As you might expect, being the son of a wildlife biologist, Jason is…
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A tribute to a leader
Mike Walker 1947 – 2012
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A round of applause
By Robin Giner — In case you were unable to join us for our conference in Alaska, now that we’ve returned I’d like to share some congratulations that are in order to several OWAA members…
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Inspire next generation, future OWAA members
By Mark Taylor — In the early 1980s a gawky kid with braces and a cheesy haircut spent most of his classroom time with his nose buried in a book…
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Become a better writer, the easy way
By Shawn Perich — Let those without sin cast the first stone…