BOW instructors, both women and men, are all experienced outdoor educators. Classes are taught in a non-competitive atmosphere. Most classes consist of instruction, followed by hands-on, supervised practice. Participants do not need to be in top physical shape to enjoy this program. The program is popular and classes fill quickly.
Dorm rooms are available.
Campers who bring their own tents stay at a reduced rate. Limited financial assistance may be available for low-income women. For more information, contact Megan Price, BOW Coordinator. For the third consecutive year, Rutland County Audubon will hold its annual meeting on the northwest shore of Lake Bomoseen. The meeting will be held on June 10, at the home of Alan and Claudia Wulff.