Richardson Independent School District students will gain access to conservation, wildlife management, hunting, fishing, shooting sports, and outdoor recreation education through a donation from The More Like Wynne Foundation to the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation. The gift will expand the Outdoor Adventures curriculum, which combines classroom instruction with practical outdoor skills and is scheduled for presentation at Moss Haven Elementary on August 5th.

The More Like Wynne Foundation was created to honor Wynne Naylor’s commitment to community, conservation, and faith. Cole Naylor, co-founder of the foundation, stated the donation aims to help young people develop skills, confidence, and an appreciation for conservation through outdoor experiences. The Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation’s curriculum is taught nationwide and emphasizes responsible stewardship of natural resources alongside activities such as archery and wildlife management.

Richardson ISD serves more than 37,000 students and will integrate the program to provide hands-on learning opportunities beyond traditional classrooms. Leaders from the foundation, the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation, and the school district will attend the August 5th event at Moss Haven Elementary.