President Roy Grimes and Vice President/General Manager Tommy Floyd of the National Archery in the Schools Program, started in Kentucky in 2002 and now active in 12,000 schools across five countries, share how NASP strives to combine the educational and conservation goals of improving student motivation, attention, behavior, attendance, and focus, while at the same time inspiring them to spend more time with wild things in wild places. NASP is a 501 c(3) non-profit educational foundation. Learn more at NASPSchools.org. Additionally, Jakob Kemp and Ed Williams, two young hunters, share the stories of what drew them to hunt in their youth, and what it means in their lives.