WHO WE ARE
                    The Hoosier Outdoor Writers was formed in 1969 and has brought together many diverse groups and individuals  with shared interests. The Hoosier Outdoor Writers, known among its members as HOW, is a group of dedicated media professionals who are keenly interested in  the wise use of natural resources in the Hoosier State. 
                    WHAT WE DO
                    These are the purposes of HOW: 
                    
                      - To improve ourselves in the art, skill  and effectiveness of our craft, and to increase knowledge and understanding of  the whole state.
 
                          
                      - To help insure the wisest and best  conservation of Indiana’s  resources, and the most wide-spread fair use of Indiana’s recreational potential.
 
                          
                      - To provide a vehicle for bringing  together and joining in common cause all Hoosiers who by profession, hobby or interest  are devoted to the outdoors.
 
                          
                      - Conduct an annual Awards-In-Craft  Contest among its members. The award winners are announced each year at HOW’s  annual conference.
 
                     
                    WHAT WE STAND FOR
                    These are what we strive to  accomplish: 
                    
                      - To give the profession of outdoor  writing/reporting greater recognition and understanding, even higher standards  and enlarged scope.
 
                          
                      - To encourage and enforce high standards  of professional ethics. Click here to see the HOW  Code of Ethics.
 
                          
                      - To strive always for the truth,  accuracy, clarity and completeness in the dissemination of outdoor information.
 
                          
                      - To help friends and fight the foes of  wisely conserved Indiana  resources.
 
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