We are thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of our Rambusters Youth Camp, an initiative dedicated to cultivating the next generation of passionate hunter-conservationists.
This camp is an extraordinary opportunity designed to ignite a lifelong love for the great outdoors, hunting, and, most importantly, a profound understanding of wildlife conservation. Whether your child is an experienced outdoor enthusiast or just beginning the journey, the camp promises to cater to all skill levels, ensuring that every participant finds inspiration and growth.
We will be selecting ten primary and three secondary candidates, ages 12-17, to attend the camp. Chosen applicants will fly to the historic Rainy Pass Lodge, nestled 125 air miles Northwest of Anchorage on the serene Puntilla Lake, to attend a 10-day immersive camp this summer, from June 19-27, 2025. Applications are due by May 9th. Parents or applicant must be a current member of the Alaska Wild Sheep Foundation and preference will be given to tenured members.
We are proud to announce our presenting sponsorship of the Alaska Wild Project, an Alaska based multimedia company providing audio and visual education and information about the Alaska outdoor lifestyle, activities, and cultures, through podcasts, videos, and live events. Watch these select episodes to learn about our staff, Board members, and mission.
The Alaska Wild Sheep Foundation financially supports multiple education programs . We also support conferences for wildlife professionals to share their knowledge. Here are some of the programs we are currently supporting or have supported:
Becoming an Outdoorswoman program
Hunter Education
Wild Harvest Initiative
Wild Sheep Foundation Conservation Programs
Northern Sheep and Goat Council Meeting
The Wildlife Society- Alaska Chapter Meeting
Sheep Hunter University
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