Richardson Independent School District students will gain access to the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation’s Outdoor Adventures curriculum through a donation from The More Like Wynne Foundation. The gift, to be presented August 5 at Moss Haven Elementary, supports classroom instruction in conservation, wildlife management, hunting, fishing, shooting sports, and outdoor recreation.

The program pairs academic lessons with practical outdoor skills, emphasizing conservation ethics and responsible stewardship. Cole Naylor, co-founder of the More Like Wynne Foundation, said the initiative aims to give young people opportunities to develop confidence, leadership, and an appreciation for natural resources. Dr. Keith Tidball, Executive Director of the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation, noted that the curriculum helps students understand the origins of natural resources and their role in protecting them.

Richardson ISD serves more than 37,000 students. The partnership adds another avenue for experiential learning that connects classroom content with real-world outdoor activities.