FPA Weekly Community News | National Hammock Day

FPA Weekly Community News | National Hammock Day

July 22 is National Hammock Day! Many campers have traded their cots and sleeping bags for a hammock and never looked back. Dave Canterbury posted a video this week with tips to hang your hammock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0GWClXCiG4&feature=youtu.be When you’re heading out on your next hiking or camping trip, make sure you have a comprehensive first aid […]

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Skinning and Preparing Hides for Fur

Skinning and Preparing Hides for Fur

For thousands of years, humans have harvested fur-bearing animals for food, clothing, and population management. Furbearers are now an under-utilized renewable resource, despite the social and cultural importance to those that rely on them for sustenance and even income. As long as sufficient habitat exists and ethical hunting and trapping practices are followed, furbearers can […]

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How To Get Your Child Active [From An Early Age]

How To Get Your Child Active [From An Early Age]

With the astonishing statistics surrounding the health epidemic of younger generations, we need to spend time teaching and prioritizing healthy habits for our children. One of the most important things to teach our children is how to be physically active. With an average of 7 hours per day being spent “plugged in” to some sort […]

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4 Fun Board Games That Exercise Intelligence

4 Fun Board Games That Exercise Intelligence

Board games are a classic and wonderful way for families to spend time together. Playing board games is not only a fun activity, but it can encourage sportsmanship, patience, and memorable moments. Plus, when families play games that don’t involve screen time, it enhances interpersonal communication and relationships. The best part is: there are dozens […]

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