Hunt/Fish: Texas Outdoors-Woman Network
Friday, March 8th, 2013This is Passport to Texas
After whetting their appetite for the outdoors during a Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Workshop, many women seek outdoors opportunities closer to home. The Texas Outdoors-Woman Network, or T.O.W.N., provides an outlet for nature loving women to connect.
04—It has increased my knowledge, my confidence and my friends.
Susan LaMere, a member of the Fort Worth Chapter of T.O.W.N, says women benefit when they find friends who share interest in the outdoors.
24—I’m a personal trainer, so in my opinion, being active period is a benefit and I think that lot of people don’t want to exercise by themselves. They may not go out and ride their bikes but they may go out with other people. One in particular, she’s 60 years old and she did not know how to ride a bike two years ago. One of the other women in the group taught her how to ride the bike and now, you know, she just loves it.
LaMere believes T.O.W.N. allows women to try new things while making close connections.
10—It’s a readymade group of people who are going to accept you for who you are, you know, whatever you want to do. I say over the past few years, some of these people have become very close friends of mine.
LaMere adds the group is open to any woman interested in learning.
03—We just want to expose people to the outdoors.
Find a Texas Outdoor Women’s Network Chapter near you on the Texas Parks and Wildlife website.
That’s our show… For Texas Parks and Wildlife…I’m Cecilia Nasti.