Permits instruction in hunting, fishing, and outdoor education in high school physical education courses.
New York Assembly Bill A06215 amends the environmental conservation law and the education law to allow instruction in hunting, fishing, and outdoor education in high school physical education courses. The bill requires the dissemination of information on hunting and fishing seasons, species, necessary materials for licenses, outdoor recreation, and the history and benefits of hunting and fishing. Schools must provide such instruction if requested by ten or more students. The curriculum will be established by the commissioner in consultation with the department of environmental conservation.
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